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PREFATORY  NOTE  TO  ISSUE  OF  1916 

Since  the  third  issue  of  this  list  in  1910,  the  recataloguing  of  several 
classes  has  been  completed,  that  of  others  begun  or  advanced :  Philosophy ; 
Heraldry ;  Genealogy ;  Political  science ;  International  law ;  sections  of  Art, 
Language  and  Literature ;  Agriculture ;  Military  and  Naval  science ;  special 
collections,  Lincoln,  Washington,  etc.  These  subjects,  covered  fully  or  in 
part,  have  increased  the  list  to  more  than  double  its  former  size.  Together 
with  the  Preliminary  lists  of  subject  headings  with  local  subdivision, 
recently  issued,  it  forms  a  necessary  complement  to  the  main  list  of  sub- 
ject headings,  and  a  key  to  the  subject  subdivisions  used  on  the  printed 
catalogue  cards. 

The  compilation  of  the  additions  and  the  preparation  of  the  revised  list 
for  printing  are  the  work  of  Mary  W.  MacNair. 

CHARGES  MARTEI, 

Chief  of  Catalogue  Division 
HERBERT  PUTNAM 

Librarian  of  Congress 
Washington,  D.  C.,  July  1916 


The  fourth  edition  of  this  list  having  been  exhausted,  it  is  now  reissued, 
incorporating  additions  which  have  been  made  from  1916  to  date. 

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SUBJECT  SUBDIVISIONS  UNDER  NAMES  OF 
COUNTRIES,  STATES,  ETC. 

The  subjects  represented  in  this  list  belong  mostly  to  the  his- 
torical, political,  and  social  sciences.  For  subjects  in  technology, 
science,  and  art,  etc.,  which  have  country  subdivision,  see  the 
"Subject  headings  with  local  subdivision,"  1920 ;  these  are  repre- 
sented under  the  country  by  a  see  reference  only  (e.  g.  Canada — 
Botany.  See  Botany — Canada) 

When  subdivisions  given  below  have  been  used  only  under  cer- 
tain countries,  it  is  so  specified.  As  far  as  applicable,  they  may 
be  used  under  other  countries. 

Altitudes. 
Annexation. 

Under  certain  countries,  e.  g.  Hawaiian  Islands,  Porto  Rico. 
Antiquities. 
Antiquities,  Roman. 
Appropriations  and  expenditures. 

Under  United  States.  See  also  subdivision  Appropriations  and  expen* 
ditures  under  names  of  departments,  institutions,  etc.  (e.  g.  U.  S. 

War  dept. — Appropriations  and  expenditures) 
. 
Area. 

Army. 

Arrangement  of  regiments,  etc.,  differs  under  various  countries.  For 
illustrations  see  France  and  Great  Britain.  Single  regiments  of  the 
United  States  army  are  entered  under  U.  S.  artillery,  [cavalry  or 
infantry]  followed  by  number  or  name  of  regiment  (e.  g.  U.  S. 
infantry.  21st  regt.) 

When  subdivisions  given  in  the  list  below  have  been  used  only  under 
certain  countries,  it  is  so  specified.    As  far  as  applicable,  they  may 
be  used  under  other  countries. 
Army — 

Ambulances. 

Appointments  and  retirements. 

Appropriations  and  expenditures. 

Barracks  and  quarters. 

Bibliography. 

Biography. 

Chaplains. 

Clerical  work. 

Under  United   States. 

Commissariat. 

Crimes  and  misdemeanors. 

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SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER    COUNTRIES 


Army  —  Continued. 
Desertions. 
Directories. 
Drill  and  tactics.     See  Army  —  Artillery  —  Drill  and  tactics  ;  Army  — 

Cavalry  —  Drill  and  tactics;  Army  —  Infantry  —  Drill  and  tactics. 
Enlistment.    See  Army  —  Recruiting,  enlistment,  etc. 
Equipment. 
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Firing  regulations. 

Guard  duty. 

Handbooks,  manuals,  etc. 
History. 
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Insignia. 
Inspection. 

Under  United  States. 
Machine  gun  drill  and  tactics. 

Under  United  States. 
Manoeuvers. 

Medals,  badges,  decorations,  etc. 
Military  life. 

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Under  United  States. 

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Non-commissioned  officers    handbooks. 

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Officers1  handbooks. 

Officers  on  detached  service. 

Ordnance  and  ordnance  stores. 

Organization. 

Pay,  allowances,  etc. 

Periodicals. 

Physical    training. 

Postal    service. 

Prisons. 

Promotions. 

Records  and  correspondence. 

Recruiting,  enlistment,  etc. 

Regimental  histories. 

Under  Great  Britain.     (Subdivision  Regimental  histories  is  used 

under  U.  S.—  History—  Revolution,  LWar  of  1812  , 
Registers. 
Regulations. 

Retirements.    See  Army  —  Appointments  and  retirements. 
Sanitary  affairs. 
Signaling. 
Societies. 
Statistics. 

Supplies  and  stores. 
Surgeons. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEB    COUNTRIES  7 

Army — Continued. 

Target-practice. 

Technical  education. 

Under  Great  Britain. 

Test  shooting. 

Transport  of  sick  and  wounded. 

Transportation. 

Uniforms. 
Army — Artillery. 

Artillery — Drill  and  tactics. 

Artillery — History. 

Artillery,  Coast. 

Artillery-,  Coast — Target-practice. 

Artillery,  Field  and  mountain. 

Artillery,    Light. 

Under  United  States. 

Aviation  corps. 

Under  United  States. 

Cavalry. 

Cavalry'— Drill  and  tactics. 

Cavalry-History. 
Colonial   forces. 
Corps  of  engineers. 

Under  United  States. 
Dental  corps. 

Under  United  States. 
Engineers. 

(Corps  of  engineers  is  used  under  U.  S. — Army) 
Hospital  corps. 

Under  United  States. 
Infantry. 

Infantry— Drill  and  tactics. 
Infantry — Equipment. 

Under  United  States. 
Infantry — History. 
Medical  reserve  corps. 

Under  United  States. 
Military  telegraph  corps. 

Under  United  States. 
Mine  companies. 

Under  United  States. 
Remount  service. 
Signal   corps. 

Under  United  States. 
Signal  corps — Drill  regulations. 

Under  United  States. 
Territorial  force. 

Under  Great  Britain. 
Torpedo  companies. 

Under  United  States. 
Transport  service. 


8  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEK    COUNTRIES 

Baronetage. 

Under  Great  Britain,  Ireland,  Scotland. 
Bibliography. 
Bio-bibliography. 
Biography. 

Biography — Dictionaries. 
Biography — Portraits. 
Boundaries. 
Capital  and  capitol. 

Exception:  U.  S.— Capital;  Washington,  D.  C.—Capitol,  connected  by 

references. 
Census. 

Centennial  celebrations,  etc. 
Charters. 

Under  American  colonies,  states,  and  cities. 
Charters,  grants,  privileges. 

Under  foreign  countries,  cities,  etc. 
Church  history. 

Civil  and  political  institutions,  etc.    See  Politics  and  government 
Civilization. 
Claims. 
Claims  vs.  ... 

Under  names  of  claimants  (countries,  states,  cities,  individuals,  etc.) 

e.  g.  Maryland — Claims  vs.  U.  S. 
Climate. 

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Coast  defenses. 

Under  United  States;  Europe. 
Colonial  question. 

Under  United  States. 
Colonies. 

Subdivided  by  subject  (e.  g.  France — Colonies — Banks  and  banking; 
Gt.   Brit. — Colonies — Administration)  ;   and  by  country,  etc.    (e.  g. 
France — Colonies — A  Igeria) 
Commerce. 

Subdivided,  when  necessary,  by  country,  e.  g.  France — Commerce — 

U.  S.  (with  duplicate  entry  U.  S. — Commerce — France") 
Commercial  policy. 
Commercial  treaties. 
Constitution. 
Constitution — Amendments. 

Under  United  States. 
Constitution — Anniversaries. 

Under  United  States. 
Constitution— Signers. 

Under  United  States. 

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Constitutional  conventions. 

Under  names  of  states. 
Constitutional  history. 
Constitutional  law. 
Court  and  courtiers. 
Custom-house. 
Customs.     See  Social  life  and  customs. 

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Defenses. 

Departmental   salaries.     See  Officials   and  employees — Salaries, 

allowances,  etc. 
Description  and  travel. 

cf.  note  under  Description,  geography. 
Description  and  travel — 

Bibliography. 

Gazetteers. 

Guide-books. 

Maps. 

Poetry. 

Views. 
Description,  geography. 

Substituted  for  Description  and  travel  and  Historical  geography  under 
Greece  (as  distinct  from  Greece,  Modern),  Rome,  Gaul,  and  other 
countries  of  antiquity. 
Dictionaries  and  encyclopedias. 
Diplomatic  and  consular  service. 

Diplomatic  and  consular  service — Appropriations  and  expendi- 
tures. 

Under  United  States. 

Diplomatic  and  consular  service — Buildings. 
Directories.     See  also  Registers. 
Discovery  and  exploration. 
Distances,  etc. 
Early  accounts  to  1600. 

Under  America. 

Ecclesiastical  history.     See  Church  history. 

Ecclesiastical  institutions.     See  Religious  and  ecclesiastical  insti- 
tutions. 
Economic  conditions. 

TA  .  ,. 

Economic  policy. 
_.    ,        .  *  . 

Emigration  and  immigration. 

Emigration  and  immigration — Medical  inspection. 

Under  United  States. 
Estates. 

Under  France  and  Germany. 
Executive  departments. 


10  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER    COUNTRIES 

Executive  departments — Equipment  and  supplies. 

Under  United  States. 
Executive  departments — Records  and  correspondence. 

Under  United  States. 
Exiles. 

Under  Siberia,  Tasmania,  etc. 
Exploring  expeditions. 
Famines. 

Under  names  of  certain  countries,  e,  g.  India. 
Foreign  population. 
Foreign  relations. 

General  works  arranged  chronologically,  followed  by  works  limited  to 
diplomatic   relations  of  two   countries,   e.  g.   U.   S. — Foreign  rela- 
tions— France    (with    duplicate    entry    France — Foreign   relations — 
U.  S.} 
Foreign  relations — Speeches  in  Congress. 

Under  United  States. 

Foreign  relations — Treaties.     See  also  Commercial  treaties. 
Frontier  troubles. 

Under  Mexico. 

Gazetteers.    See  Description  and  travel — Gazetteers. 
Genealogy.    See  also  Biography. 
Gentry. 

Under  Great  Britain  and  Ireland. 
Geography.    See  Description  and  travel ;  Description,  geography ; 

Historical  geography. 

Government.    See  Politics  and  government. 
Government  property. 
Government  publications. 
Government  publications  (Counties) 

Under  United  States. 
Government  publications  (Municipal  governments) 

Under  United  States. 
Government  publications  (State  governments) 

Under  United  States. 
Government  vessels. 
Government  vessels — Inspection. 

Under  United  States. 
Governors. 

Under  names  of  states  and  territories. 
Guide-books.    See  Description  and  travel — Guide-books. 
Historic  houses,  etc. 
Historical  geography. 

cf.  note  under  Description,  geography. 
Historical  geography — Maps. 
Historiography.     See  History — Historiography. 


SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER    COUNTRIES  11 

History — 

Addresses,  essays,  lectures. 

An^°f  •  _..,., 

Under  United  States. 

Bibliography. 

Chronology. 

Dictionaries. 

Drama. 

Under  United  States. 

Fiction. 

Historiography. 

Humor    caricatures    etc. 
Under  United  States. 

Outlines,   svllabi,   etc. 

Periodicals. 

Philosophy. 

Poetry. 

In  the  case  of  European  countries  it  may  be  preferable  to  make 
the  period  divisions  under  the  subdivision  Poetry  (e.  g.  Ger- 
many— History — Poetry — 1806-1815,  with  reference  from  Ger- 
many—History— 1806-1815— Poetry) 

Portraits. 

Societies. 

Sources. 

Study  and  teaching. 

By  periods,  reigns,  administrations,  etc.  (e.  g.  France — History — Bour- 
bons, 1589-1189) 
History,  Comic,  satirical,  etc. 

Under  United  States  replaced  by  subdivision  History — Humor,  cari- 
catures, etc. 
History,  Juvenile. 
History,  Local. 

History,  Military.    See  also  Army — History. 
History,  Military — Anecdotes. 

Under  United  States. 

History,  Naval.    See  also  Navy — History. 
History,  Naval — Anecdotes. 

Under  United  States. 

Immigration.    See  Emigration  and  immigration. 
Industries. 
Insular  possessions. 

Under  United  States. 
Insular  possessions — Commerce. 

Under  United  States. 
Intellectual  life. 

Internal  improvements.    See  Public  works. 
Kings  and  rulers. 
Kings  and  rulers — Succession. 


12  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   COUNTRIES 

Languages. 

Learned  institutions  and  societies. 

Legal  antiquities. 

Under  Greece  and  Rome  only.    For  other  countries  see  Law — [country 
subdivision^ — History  and  criticism  (e.  g.  Law — France — History  and 
criticism) 
Literary  and  scientific  institutions.    See  Learned  institutions  and 

societies. 

Local  history.    See  History,  Local. 
Manners  and  customs.    See  Social  life  and  customs. 
Manufactures.    See  also  Industries. 

Maps.    See  Description  and  travel — Maps;  also  Historical  geog- 
raphy— Maps. 

Medical  statistics.    See  Statistics,  Medical. 
Military  antiquities. 

Under  Greece  and  Rome  only. 
Military  history.    See  History,  Military. 
Militia. 

Under  United  States  and  names  of  states ;  Australia ;  Canada. 
Militia — Guard  duty. 

Under  United  States. 
Militia — Handbooks. 

Under  United  States. 
Militia,  Naval.    See  Naval  militia. 
Moral  conditions. 
Name. 

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Nationality. 
Native  races. 

Chiefly  for  political  relations  between  natives  and  the  government. 

Not  to  be  confused  with  general  heading  Ethnology. 
Naval  history.    See  History,  Naval. 
Naval  militia. 

Under  United  States  and  names  of  states. 

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Navy. 

When  subdivisions  given  in  the  list  below  have  been  used  only  under 
certain  countries,  it  is  so  specified.    As  far  as  applicable,  they  may  be 
used  under  other  countries. 
Navy- 
Appointments  and  retirements. 
Apprentices. 

Appropriations  and   expenditures. 
Artificers'  handbooks. 

Under  United  States. 
Auxiliary  service. 
Bibliography. 
Biography. 
Collier  service. 


SUBDIVISIONS  UNDEB   COUNTRIES  13 

— Continued. 
Crimes   and   misdemeanors. 
Desertions. 
Directories. 
Drill  manuals. 
Electric  installations. 
Fiction. 
Field  service. 

Under  Great  Britain  and  United  States. 
Firearms. 
Firing   regulations. 

Under  United  States. 
Tuel. 

Handbooks,   manuals,   etc. 
History. 
Hospital  corps. 

Under  United  States. 
Hospital-ships. 
Illustrations. 
Insignia. 

Under  United  States. 
Lists   of  vessels. 
Manoeuvers. 

Medals,  badges,  decorations,  etc. 
Medical  corps. 

Under  United  States. 

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Nurse  corps. 

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Officers'  handbooks. 

Under  United  States. 
Order-books. 

Ordnance  and  ordnance  store*. 
Painting  of  vessels. 

Under  United  States. 
Pay,  allowances,  etc. 
Periodicals. 
Physical   training. 
Prisons  and  prison-ships. 
Promotions. 
^Records  and  correspondence. 

Under  United  States. 
Recruiting,  enlistment,  etc. 
Registers. 
"Regulations. 
Sanitary  affairs. 
Sea  life. 

'Seamen's  handbooks. 
'Signaling. 
Small-boat  service. 
'Societies. 
"Staff  corps. 


14  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   COUNTRIES 

Navy  —  Continued. 
Supplies  and  stores. 
Surgeons. 
Target-practice. 
Transportation. 

Under  United  States. 
Trials  of  vessels. 
Uniforms. 
Victualling. 

Under  Great  Britain. 
Neutrality. 

Nobility.    See  also  Peerage. 
Occupations. 

Official  publications.     See  Government  publications. 
Officials  and  employees  — 

Appointment,  qualifications,  tenure,  etc. 
Medals,  badges,  decorations,  etc. 

Under  United  States. 
Political  activity. 

Under  United  States. 
Salaries,  allowances,  etc. 

cf.  Salaries,  pensions,  etc.,  on  p.  72. 
Peerage. 

Under  Great  Britain,  Ireland,  Scotland. 
Politics. 

Under    America  ;     Balkan    Peninsula  ;     Central    America  ;     Spanish: 

America,  etc. 

Politics  and  government  — 
Addresses,  essays,  lectures. 
Bibliography. 
Dictionaries. 
Examinations,  questions,  etc. 

Under  United  States. 
Handbooks,  manuals,  etc. 
Miscellanea. 

Under  United  States. 
Periodicals. 

By  periods,  etc.   (e.  g.  Italy  —  Politics  and  government  —  1849-1810) 
Population.    See  also  Census. 
Presidents. 

Exception:  Works  on  presidents  of  the  United   States  are  entered 

under  Presidents  —  U.  S. 
Princes  and  princesses. 
Proclamations. 


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Products. 

Public  buildings. 

Public  documents.    See  Government  publications. 

Public  lands. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   COUNTRIES  15 

Public  works. 

Queens. 

Race  question. 

Registers.    See  also  Directories. 

Relations  (general)  with  . . . 

General  relations  and  mutual  influence  of  two  countries,  e.  g.  Italy — 
Relations   (general)    with  France    (with  duplicate  entry  France — 
Relations  (general)  with  Italy)     For  diplomatic  relations  see  sub- 
division Foreign  relations. 
Religion. 

Religious  and  ecclesiastical  institutions. 
Sanitary  affairs. 
Scientific  bureaus. 

Under  United  States. 

Scientific  institutions.    See  Learned  institutions  and  societies. 
Seal. 

Social  conditions. 
Social  life  and  customs. 
Social  life  and  customs — Illustrations. 
Statistics. 

Statistics,  Medical. 
Statistics,  Vital. 

Succession.    See  Kings  and  rulers — Succession. 
Surveys. 
Territorial  expansion. 

Under  United  States. 
Territories. 

Under  United  States. 
Travel.    See  Description  and  travel. 

Treaties.     See  Commercial  treaties ;  Foreign  relations — Treaties. 
Views.    'See  Description  and  travel — Views. 
Vital  statistics.    See  Statistics,  Vital. 


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SUBJECT  SUBDIVISIONS  UNDER  NAMES  OF 

CITIES  AND  TOWNS 

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Classes  of  institutions  or  establishments,  e.  g.  Theaters,  Libra- 
ries, Hospitals,  etc.,  are  represented  under  names  of  cities,  but  not 
under  names  of  countries — that  is  to  say,  a  book  dealing  with 
libraries  in  France  is  entered  under  Libraries — France;  one  re- 
stricted to  the  libraries  of  a  particular  city,  as  Paris,  under  Paris — 
Libraries. 

Abattoirs.    See  Slaughter-houses. 

Almshouses  and  workhouses. 

Ambulance  service. 

Amusements. 

Anchorage.    See  Harbor — Anchorage. 

Antiquities. 

Antiquities,  Roman. 

Arsenals. 

Bathing  beaches. 

Benevolent  and  moral  institutions  and  societies. 

Bibliography. 

Biography. 

Biography — Portraits. 

Bombardment. 

Under  names  of  certain  cities,  etc.   (e.  g.  Stonington,  Conn.;  Taku 

forts,  China) 
Boundaries. 
Bridges. 

Business  associations. 
Cafes.    See  Hotels,  taverns,  etc. 
Canals. 
Capture. 

Under  names   of   certain   cities,   etc.    (e.  g.   Elizabeth   City,  N.   C.; 

Ticonderoga,  N.  7.) 
Carnivals.    See  Festivals,  etc. 
Cemeteries. 
Census. 

Centennial  celebrations,  etc. 
Charities. 

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18  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER    CITIES 

Charities,  Medical. 
Charters. 

Under  American  cities. 
Charters,  grants,  privileges. 

Under  foreign  cities. 
Church  history. 

Churches.    See  also  Religious  and  ecclesiastical  institutions. 
City  hall. 

Civic  improvement. 
Claims. 
Climate. 
Clubs. 
Commerce. 

Commercial  institutions.    See  Business  associations. 
Conservatories  of  music. 
Conventions  and  public  meetings. 
Cries. 

Customs.    See  Social  life  and  customs. 
Description — 

Guide-books. 

Maps. 

Poetry. 

Views. 

Directories.    See  also  Registers. 
Directories — Telephone. 
Dispensaries. 
Distances,  etc. 
Docks. 
Earthquake. 

Under  names  of  certain  cities,  etc.,  e.  g.  Messina — Earthquake,  1908. 
Ecclesiastical  institutions.    See  Churches;  Religious  and  ecclesi- 
astical institutions. 
Economic  conditions. 
Evening  and  continuation  schools. 
Executive  departments. 
Exhibitions. 
Fairs. 
Ferries. 
Festivals,  etc. 
Fires  and  fire  prevention. 
Floods. 

Foreign  population. 
Fortifications. 
Fountains. 
Galleries  and  museums. 


SUBDIVISIONS  UNDER   CITIES  19 

Genealogy.    See  also  Biography. 

Gilds. 

Government.    See  Politics  and  government. 

Government  publications. 

Guide-books.    See  Description — Guide-books. 

Harbor. 

Harbor — Anchorage. 

Historic  houses,  etc. 

History. 

Historv — Fiction. 

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Hospitals. 

Hotels,  taverns,  etc. 

Industrial  schools. 

Industries. 

Intellectual  life. 

Learned  institutions  and  societies. 

Libraries. 

Lighting. 

Literary  and  scientific  institutions,  etc.    See  Learned  institutions 

and  societies. 
Livery  companies. 

Under  British  cities. 
Lodging-houses. 

Manners  and  customs.    See  Social  life  and  customs. 
Manufactures.    See  also  Industries. 
Maps.    See  Description— Maps. 
Markets. 
Massacre. 

Under  names  of  certain  cities,  etc.,  e.  g.  Chicago — Massacre,  1812. 
Mayors. 

Medical  statistics.    See  Statistics,  Medical. 
Memorial  inscriptions. 

To  be  used  for  markers  placed  on  historic  sites,  etc. 
Monuments. 
Moral  conditions. 
Morgues. 

Museums.    See  Galleries  and  museums. 
Music-halls. 

Music-halls  (Variety-theaters,  cabarets,  etc.) 
Name. 

Occupations. 
Office  buildings. 
Official  publications.    See  Government  publications. 


20  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER    CITIES 

Officials  and  employees — 

Appointment,  qualifications,  tenure,  etc. 

Salaries,  allowances,  etc. 
Orphans  and  orphan-asylums. 

-r,     1 

Palaces. 
Parks. 

Arranged  alphabetically. 
Paving.    See  Streets. 
Playgrounds. 
Police. 

Politics  and  government. 
Poor. 

Population.    See  also  Census. 
Prisons  and  reformatories. 
Public  baths. 
Public  buildings. 
Public  comfort  stations. 
Public  lands. 
Public  laundries. 

Public  meetings.    See  Conventions  and  public  meetings. 
Public  schools.    See  also  Schools. 
Public  works. 
Rapid  transit. 

Registers.    See  also  Directories. 
Religious  and  ecclesiastical  institutions. 
Riots. 

Sanitary  affairs.  ^V"*1 

Schools.    See  also  Public  schools. 

Scientific  institutions.    See  L,earned  institutions  and  societies. 
Seal: 

Sepulchral  monuments. 
Sewerage. 
Siege. 

Under  names  of  certain  cities,  etc.,  e.  g.  Saragossa — Siege t  1808-1809. 
Slaughter-houses. 
Social  conditions. 

Social  life  and  customs. 
«:.-,.,  Ttt  ,. 

Social  life  and  customs — Illustrations. 

Stables. 

ox  ^-  .L-  f-ote  -M 

Statistics. 

Statistics,  Medical. 
Statistics,  Vital. 
Stock-vards. 


SUBDIVISIONS  XJNDEB   CITIES  21 

Storm. 

Under  names  of  certain  cities,  etc.,  e.  g.  Galveston—S'torm,  1900. 
Street  cleaning. 
Streets. 

Arranged  alphabetically  or  numerically. 
Suburbs. 
Surveys. 
Synagogues. 
Theaters. 
Tombs. 

Topography.    See  Description. 
Vacation  schools. 
Views.    See  Description — Views. 
Vital  statistics.    See  Statistics,  Vital. 
Voters'. 

Voting  precincts. 
Wards. 

Arranged  numerically. 
Water-supply. 
Wharves. 


GENERAL  FORM  DIVISIONS  UNDER  SUBJECTS 

Addresses,  essays,  lectures. 

To  include  addresses,  essays,  lectures,  whether  issued  singly*  or  in 
collections,  whether  by  one  or  more  authors.  To  be  limited  to  the 
class  of  works  specified,  i.  e.  works  which  are  usually  brief  and  do 
not  treat  the  subject  as  comprehensively  or  methodically  as  a  regular 
treatise. 

Occasionally  the  term  "  essay  "  is  applied  to  a  work  which  really  forms 
a  comprehensive  treatise  on  a  subject  or  branch  of  a  subject.    In 
this  case  the  subdivision  is  to  be  omitted.    The  same  holds  true  of  a 
series  of  lectures  on  a  particular  subject  which,  issued  together,  may 
form  a  connected  and  comprehensive  treatise,  and  should  therefore 
be  entered  under  the  general  subject  without  subdivision,     cf.  Ad- 
dresses, commemorations,  etc.;  Addresses,  sermons,  etc.,  on  p.  25-26. 
Bibliography. 
Bio-bibliography. 
Collected  works. 

Ordinarily  for  works  of  one  author.    In  certain  cases,  especially  under 
scientific   and  technical   subjects,   the   subdivision   Collected  works 
covers  works  by  one  or  more  authors    (e.  g.   Science — Collected 
•works) 
Collections. 

Ordinarily  to  cover  collections  of  works  by  different  authors.  In 
certain  cases,  especially  under  scientific  and  technical  subjects,  sub- 
division Collections  is  omitted,  and  subdivision  Collected  works 
covers  works  by  one  or  more  authors,  cf.  subdivision  Collections 
on  p.  35. 
Congresses. 

cf  Congresses,  conferences,  etc.,  on  p.  37. 
Dictionaries. 

cf.  Dictionaries,  indexes,  etc.,  on  p.  40. 
Directories. 
Exhibitions. 

cf.  Exhibitions  and  museums  on  p.  45. 
Handbooks,  manuals,  etc. 

cf.  Handbooks;  Handbooks,  treatises,  etc.,  on  p.  50. 
Historv. 


*A  single  address,  essay,  or  lecture  which  deals  with  a  particula'r  phase 
or  subdivision  of  a  subject  is  to  be  entered  under  that,  not  under  the 
general  heading  with  subdivision  Addresses,  essays,  lectures  (e.  g.  an 
address  on  the  history  of  medicine  is  to  be  entered  under  Medicine — 
History,  not  under  Medicine — Addresses,  essays,  lectures) 

23 


24  FORM   DIVISIONS 

Outlines,  syllabi,  etc. 

Confined  to  syllabi  and  outlines  in  the  strict  sense  of  these  terms. 
Does  not  include  treatises  in  the  form  of  compends,  manuals,  or 
handbooks. 
Periodicals. 
Societies. 

Form  subdivision  for  collections,  memoirs,  reports,  transactions,  etc., 
rj  10    of  societies  under  the  name  of  the  subject  or  subjects  of  which 

they  treat  (e.  g.  Botany — Societies) 
cf.  Societies,  periodicals,  etc.,  on  p.  74. 
Societies,  etc. 

For  publications  of  universities,  museums,  and  other  institutions,  and 
gtmol  of  certain  commissions  which  are  not  societies  in  the  ordinary  ac- 
ceptation of  the  word. 
Statistics. 
Study  and  teaching. 

cf.  Instruction  and  study  on  p.  54,  also  the  general  headings  Agricul- 
tural education,  Technical  education,  etc. 
Year-books. 

cf.  Almanacs,  year-books,  etc.,  on  p.  26. 


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ADDITIONAL  SUBDIVISIONS  USED  UNDER 
SPECIAL  CLASSES  OF  SUBJECTS 

By  way  of  illustration  some  of  the  subjects  or  classes  of  subjects  under 
which  they  apply  are  specified. 

Abbreviations. 

Law ;  Numismatics. 
Abnormities. 

Hair. 
Abnormities  and  deformities. 

Organs  and  regions  of  the  body. 
Abscess. 

Organs  and  regions  of  the  body. 
Accents  and  accentuation. 

Names  of  languages. 
Accessories. 

Steam  power-plants. 
Accidents. 

Automobiles ;  Bridges ;  Building ;  Coal  mines  and  mining ;  Labor  and 

laboring  classes ;  Railroads  ;  Theaters. 
Accidents  and  injuries. 

Sports. 
Accommodation  and  refraction. 

Eye. 
Accommodations  on  shipboard. 

Seamen. 
Accompaniment. 

Chant  (Plain,  Gregorian,  etc.) 
Accounting. 

Under  Banks  and  banking ;  Corporations ;  Finance ;  Investments ;  etc. ; 
and    under    trades,    industries,    professions.      See    also    Practice — 
Accoi(nting. 
Accounts,  bookkeeping,  etc. 

Railroads. 
Acoustics  and  physics. 

Music. 
Adaptations. 

Shakespeare. 
Addresses,  commemorations,  etc. 

Pilgrim  fathers. 

25 


26  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Addresses,  sermons,  etc. 

Under  important  wars  (e.  g.  European  war,  1914-         ;  Franco-Ger- 
man war,  1870-1871;  U.  S. — History — Civil  war}  ;  and  under  names 
of  certain  persons  (e.  g.  Lincoln,  Washington)    cf.  Addresses,  essays, 
lectures  on  p.  23. 
Adjective. 

Names  of  languages. 
Adjustment  of  claims. 

Accidents ;    Insurance ;    Insurance,   Accident,    [Fire,   Industrial,   etc.] ; 

Street-railroads. 
Administration. 

Anesthetics;  Colonies. 
Adulteration  and  analysis. 

Drugs. 
Adverb. 

Names  of  languages. 
Aeration. 

Water. 
Aerial  operations. 

European  war,   1914- 
Age. 

Domestic  animals ;  Earth ;  Horses. 
Agents. 

Insurance;  Insurance,  Fire,  [Life,  etc.] 
Agriculture. 

Indians ;  Indians  of  North  America ;  [Indians  of  the  West  Indies,  etc.] 
Air-fleet  bases. 

European  war,   1914- 
Air-fleet  bases,  Naval. 

European  war,  1914- 
Air-valves. 

Steam-heating. 
Albums. 

Postage-stamps. 
Allusions. 

Under  names  of  prominent  authors,  e.  g.  Shakespeare. 
Almanacs. 

France — History — Revolution;  U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 
Almanacs,  year-books,  etc. 

Music. 
Alphabet. 

Names  of  languages. 
Alphabets. 

Telegraph. 
Alternating  current. 

Dynamos;   Electric  machinery. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEB   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  27 

Amateurs'  manuals. 

Dynamos;   Electric  apparatus  and  appliances;   Electric   engineering; 

Electric  lamps;  Electric  motors;  Telegraph;  Telephone. 
American  authors. 

French  literature;  French  poetry;  German  literature;  etc. 
American  forces. 

U.  S. — History — Revolution. 
Ammonia. 

Pipe-fittings. 
Analogy. 

Names  of  languages. 
Analysis. 

Air ;  Cast-iron ;  Food ;  Gases ;  Sewage ;  Soils ;  Steel ;  Water ;  etc. 

Analysis  and  chemistry. 

j  .  j 

Blood. 
Analysis  and  examination. 

Milk. 

Analysis  and  parsing.    See  Composition  and  exercises ;  Grammar. 
Analysis  and  pathology. 

Urine. 
Analysis  and  testing. 

Sugar. 
Analysis  blanks. 

Botany. 
Analysis,  interpretation,  appreciation. 

Music. 
Analytical  guides. 

Music. 
Anatomy. 

Birds;    Botany;    Crustacea;    Horses;    Insects;    Nerves;    Respiratory 

organs;  etc. 
Anatomy  and  physiology. 

Woman. 
Anecdotes. 

Under  Germans  in  the  U.  S.;  Indians  of  North  America;  Jews  in  the 
U.  S. ;  names  of  certain  wars  (e.  g.  France — History — Revolution; 
U.  S. — History — Revolution)  ;  names  of  prominent  persons    (e.  g. 
Lincoln,  Washington) 
Anecdotes  and  sayings. 

Children. 
Anecdotes,  facetiae,  satire,  etc. 

Art ;    Authorship  ;    Law ;    Libraries ;    Literature ;    Medicine ;    Music ; 

Printing;  Temperance;  Theater;  Travel. 
Anemia. 

Brain. 
Animal  forms. 

Design,  Decorative. 


28  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Ankylosis. 

Under  names  of  joints,  e.  g.  Shoulder- joint. 
Anniversaries,  etc. 

Under  Reformation ;  and  under  names  of  historical  characters,  au- 
thors, etc.,  e.  g.  Shakespeare. 
Annulment. 

Marriage. 

Anomalies.    See  Muscles — Anomalies. 
Anthropometry. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Anti-slavery  movements. 

Slavery  in  the  U.  S. 
Antiquities. 

Bible;    Indians;   Indians   of   Mexico,    [North   America,    etc.] ;   Jews;. 

names  of  Indian  tribes. 
Antonyms. 

Names  of  languages. 
Aphorisms. 

Medicine. 
Apparatus. 

Gas  manufacture  and  works;  Sound. 
Apparatus  and  equipment. 

Gymnasiums ;   Playgrounds. 
Apparatus  and  instruments. 

Dermatology;  Electrotherapeutics;  Obstetrics,     cf.  Instruments. 
Apparatus  and  supplies. 

Automobiles ;  Canning  and  preserving ;  Chemical  engineering ;  Cream- 
eries; Metallurgy;  Photography;  Telegraph;  Telephone,     cf.  Sup- 
plies. 
Apparatus  and  supplies — Catalogs. 

Photography;  Telegraph;  Telephone. 
Apparatus  and  supplies— Testing. 

Photography. 
Applause,  demonstrations,  etc. 

Theater. 
Appliances,  utensils,  etc. 

Confectionery. 
Appointments,  promotions,  salaries,  etc. 

Under  names  of  departments  or  institutions,  (cf.  Salaries,  pensions, 
etc.;  also,  under  names  of  countries,  subdivisions  Army  [Navy^— 
Appointments  and  retirements;  Army  \Navy^ — Pay,  allowances,  etc.; 
Army  [Navy]— Promotions;  and,  under  names  of  countries  and  cities, 
subdivision  Officials  and  employees — Appointment,  qualifications,  ten- 
ure,  etc.) 
Appreciation. 

Dante;  Goethe;  Shakespeare;  etc. 
Appropriations. 

Indians  of  North  America. 


SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER    GENERAL    SUBJECTS  29 

Appropriations  and  expenditures. 

Under  names  of  departments,  institutions,  etc.  (e.  g.  U.  S.    War  deft. — 

Appropriations  and  expenditures) 
Architecture. 

Indians  of  Mexico;  Indians  of  North  America. 
Areas  and  volumes. 

Surfaces. 
Armistices. 

European  war,  1914- 
Arms  and  armor. 

Indians  of  Mexico;  Indians  of  North  America. 
Art. 

Indians  of   North  America;   Judgment-day;   Mary,  Virgin;   Mound- 
builders;  Nativity;  Saints;  etc. 
Art  and  the  war. 

European  war,  1914- 
Art  collections. 

Under  certain  celebrated  families,  e.  g.  Medici,  House  of. 
Article. 

Names  of  languages. 
Artificial  deformities. 

Foot;  Skull. 
Artificial  light. 

Photography. 
Ash-pans. 

Locomotives. 
Assaying. 

Gold;   Silver. 
Assimilation. 

Plants. 
Assimilation  and  excretion.     . 

Nitrogen. 
Associates  and  employees. 

Washington,  George. 
Associations  (of  employers) 

Under  trades,  e.'g.  Sheet-metal  workers. 
Astronomy. 

Bible. 
Asylums  and  education. 

Blind;  Deaf  and  dumb.    cf.  Education;  Hospitals  and  asylums. 
Atlases. 

Anatomy,  Human;  Stars. 
Atrocities. 

Balkan  Peninsula— History— War  of  1912-1913;  European  war,  1914- 
Attenuations,  dilutions,  and  potencies. 

Homeopathy. 


30  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Attitude  and  movement. 

Man. 
Austrian  authors. 

German  drama;  German  literature;  German  poetry. 
Authorship. 

Shakespeare. 
Autochrome  process. 

Color  photography. 
Autographs. 

Under  Musicians;  names  of  individuals,  e.  £. 'Dickens'. 
Autographs,  Spurious. 

Shakespeare. 
Automatic  systems. 

Telegraph. 
Automobiles. 

European  war,   1914- 
Auxiliary  verbs. 

Names  of  languages. 
Bacteriology. 

Under  Air;  Bread;  Cheese;  Dust;  Food;  Meat;  Milk;  Soils;  Water; 
Diphtheria;  Influenza;  etc.;  and  under  organs  and  regions  of  the 
body,  e.  g.  Digestive  organs,  Eye. 
Baggage. 

Railroads. 
Barrage. 

Names  of   rivers. 
Basicity. 

Acids. 
Basket  making. 

Indians  of  North  America;  Indians  of  South  America. 
Battles.    See  Campaigns  and  battles. 
Bearings. 

Bridges. 
Belgian  authors. 

French  drama;  French  literature;  French  poetry. 
Benefices. 

Church  of  England. 
Biblical  arguments. 

Temperance. 
Billeting. 

Soldiers. 
Biochemic  treatment. 

Diphtheria. 
Biography. 

Actors;    Children;    Dominicans;    Freemasons;    Indians;    Indians    of 
.  Mexico,  [North  America,  etc.] ;  Insurance ;  Law ;  Negroes ;  Woman  ; 
names  of  certain  wars  (e.  g.  France— History— Revolution)  ;  etc. 


SUBDIVISIONS   U^DER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  31 

Biology. 

Insects. 
Birthday  books. 

Shakespeare. 
Birthplace. 

Lincoln. 
Bishops. 

Church  of  England. 
Bishops — Temporal  power. 

Church  of  England. 

Blanks,  forms,  etc.    Sec  Forms,  blanks,  etc. 
Blockade. 

U.  S.— History— Civil  war. 
Blockades. 

European  war,  1914- 
Blood-vessels. 

Brain ;   Uterus. 
Boats. 

Indians;  Indians  of  North  America. 
Books  and  reading. 

Under  names  of  certain  persons,  e.  g.  Napoleon  I ;  Petrarca. 
Brakes. 

Electric   railroads. 
Branches,  delivery  stations,  etc. 

Libraries. 
Bridges. 

Names  of  rivers. 
Brightness. 

Planets. 
British  forces. 

U.   S.— History— Revolution. 
Buildings. 

Under  names  of  institutions  and  groups  of  institutions  (^.  g.  Univer- 
sities and  colleges — Hungary — Buildings}  ;  and  under  Postal  serv- 
ice— (country  subdivision]  (e.  g.  Postal  service — U.  S. — Buildings) 
cf.  subdivision  Public  buildings  under  names  of  countries  and  cities, 
and  Diplomatic  and.  consular  service — Buildings  under  names  of 
countries. 
Buildings  and  structures. 

Railroads. 
Business  English. 

English  language. 
Business  methods. 

Photography. 
By-products. 

Under  special  industries,  e.  g.  Gas  manufacture  and  works. 
Calendars. 

Business. 


32  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Calendars,  etc. 

Shakespeare. 
Calibration. 

Rolls    (Iron  mills) 
Campaign  funds. 

Under  Elections — [local  subdivision^     (e.  g.  Elections — U.  $. — Cam- 
paign funds} 
Campaigns. 

European  war,  1914- 
Campaigns  and  battles. 

U.  $.— History— -French  and \  Indian  war,  1755-1763;  U.  S.— History— 

Revolution;  U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 
Cancels. 

Printing. 
Cancer. 

Organs  and  regions  of  the  body. 
Capitalization. 

Names  of  languages. 
Captivities. 

Indians  of  Central  America;  Indians  of  North  America. 
Care  and  hygiene. 

Children;  Infants;  Ear;  Eye;  Hair;  Skin;  Teeth. 
Care  and  treatment. 

Epileptics;   Insane. 
Cargo. 

Ships. 
Caricatures  and  cartoons. 

Triple  alliance,  1882.     (cf.  subdivisions  Cartoons,  satire,  etc.;  Humor, 

caricatures,  etc.;  Portraits,  caricatures,  etc.) 
Cars. 

Electric  railroads ;  Railroads ;  Railway  mail  service. 
Cars — Heating  and  ventilation. 

Railroads. 
Cars — Lighting. 

Railroads. 
Cartoons,  satire,  etc. 

Lincoln,    (cf.  Caricatures  and  cartoons) 
Case. 

Names  of  languages. 
Cases. 

Under  Constitutional  law ;  International  law  and  relations ;  Torts ; 
Trade-marks;  Trial  practice;  Wills;  etc.  (For  the  most  part  used 
for  collections  of  illustrative  cases  for  students,  not  for  complete 
collections  for  the  practitioner.  Under  a  few  subjects  (e.  g.  Rail- 
road law — U.  S.)  used  as  a  form  subdivision  for  individual  cases) 
Cases,  clinical  reports,  statistics. 

Gynecology;  Obstetrics;   Surgery. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  33 

Casualties  (Statistics,  etc.) 

European  war,  1914- 
Catalogs. 

Art ;  Electric  apparatus  and  appliances ;  Engravings ;  Incunabula ;  Nat- 
ural history ;  Seeds ;  Stars ;  Tools ;  Woodwork ;  etc.    See  also  Appa- 
ratus and  supplies — Catalogs;  Equipment  and  supplies — Catalogs. 
Catalogs  and  collections. 

Under  subjects  in  natural  history,  e.  g.  Birds;  Shells,    cf.  Collections; 

Museums  and  collections. 
Catalogs  of  supplies,  etc. 

Electric   lighting. 
Catarrh. 

Stomach. 
Catechisms  and  creeds. 

Names  of  churches. 
Catechisms,  question-books. 

Bible. 
.Catholic  authors. 

American  literature;  German  literature;  etc. 
Cause  and  determination. 

Sex. 
Causes. 

Under  Death;  certain  important  wars  (e.  g.  European  war,  1914-         ; 

U.  S.— History— Revolution;  U.  S.— History— Civil  war) 
Causes  and  character. 

France — History — Revolution. 
Causes  and  theories  of  causation. 

Diseases. 
Cavalry  operations. 

U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 

Celebrations  of  invention.     See  History — Celebrations  of  inven- 
tion. 
Censorship. 

European  war,  1914-         ;  Theater. 
Census. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Centralization. 

Libraries ;    Schools. 
Ceramics. 

Dentistry. 
Characters. 

Shakespeare. 
Charities. 

Jews;  Jews  in  the  U.  S.;  Negroes;  Printers;  Woman,    cf.  Missions 
and  charities. 
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34  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL  SUBJECTS 

Charities,  protection,  etc. 

Children. 
Charts. 

Chronology,  Historical. 
Charts,  diagrams,  etc. 

Anatomy,  Human;  Astronomy;  Botany;  Meteorology;  Music;  Optics. 
Charts,  maps,  etc. 

Names  of  bodies  of  water. 
Charts,  tables,  etc. 

Statistics,    cf.  Graphic  methods. 
Checks. 

Postal  savings-banks. 
Chemical  analyses. 

Geology,  Economic. 
Chemical  analysis. 

Plants. 
Chemical  composition. 

Fruit. 
Chemical  systems. 

Fire  extinction. 
Chemistry. 

Dyes  and  dyeing;  Glass  manufacture. 
Children. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Children's  dances. 

T> 

Dancing. 
Chrestomathies  and  readers. 

Under  names  of  languages  other  than  English.     English  readers  are 

entered  under  the  heading  Readers  and  speakers. 
Christian  authors. 

Arabic   literature. 
Chronology. 

Bible;  Jesus  Christ;  names  of  certain  wars   (e.  g.  U.  S. — History — 

Civil  war)     See  also  History — Chronology. 
Church  history. 

Names  of  denominations,  sects,  churches,  councils,  etc. 
Circulation,  loans. 

Libraries. 
Citizenship. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Civic  improvement. 

Cities  and  towns. 
Civil  employment. 
*t<°' Seamen;    Soldiers. 
Civil  rights. 

Jews;  Negroes. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  35 

Civilization. 

Jews. 
Claim  departments. 

Railroads. 
Claims. 

Freight  and  freightage ;  Indians  of  North  America ;  names  of  wars. 
Classification. 

Birds;  Botany;  Chemistry;  Fishes;  Insects;  Language  and  languages; 

Law;  Mineralogy;  Natural  history;  Stars;  Zoology;  etc. 
Classification  and  nomenclature. 

Rocks. 
Classification  of  risks. 

Insurance,   Fire. 
Clauses. 

Names  of  languages. 
Cleavage. 

Rocks. 
Clergy. 

Names  of  churches. 
Clothing. 

Infants. 

Clubs. 

France — History — Revolution. 
Codification. 

International  law,  Private;  International  law  and  relations;  Law. 
Collaboration. 

Authorship. 
Collecting  of  specimens. 

Mineralogy ;  Paleontology. 
Collection  and  preservation. 

Birds;  Fishes;  Insects;  Mollusks ;  Plants;  Reptiles;  Zoological  rpeci- 

mens ;  etc. 
Collections. 

Arms   and   armor ;   Autographs ;   etc.     cf.   Catalogs   and   collections; 

Museums  and  collections;  also  form  division  Collections  on  p.  23. 
Collectors  and  collecting. 

Art  objects;  Book-plates;  Engravings;  Furniture;  Gems;  Glassware; 

Metal-work;  Numismatics;  Postage-stamps;  Pottery. 
Colonization. 

Epileptics  ;   Insane  ;   Negroes. 
Color. 

Indians;   Stars. 
Coloring. 

Metals;   Photographs. 
Colportage,  subscription  trade,  etc. 

Booksellers  and  bookselling. 


36  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Comedies. 

Shakespeare. 
Commentaries. 

Bible. 
Commerce. 

Indians  of  North  America;  Jews. 
Commissariat. 

Armies,     cf.  subdivision  Army — Commissariat  under  names  of  coun- 
tries. 
Commitment  and  detention. 

Insane. 
Committees. 

Legislative  bodies. 
Committees  of  correspondence. 

U.  S. — History — Revolution. 
Committees  of  safety. 

U.  S. — History — Revolution. 
Comparison. 

Names  of  languages, 
Compends. 

Law.  2ifIK 

Competitions. 

Agriculture;  Architecture;  Art;  Oratory;  Poetry,    cf.  Prizes. 
Complications  and  sequelae. 

Diseases. 
Composition. 

Water. 
Composition  and  exercises. 

Names  of  languages. 
Composition,  proportion,  etc. 

Architecture. 
Compound  words. 

Names  of  languages. 
Concentration  camps. 

Under  certain  wars,  e.  g.  South  African  war,  1899-1902. 
Concordances. 

Bible ;  names  of  special  authors,  e.  g.  Shakespeare. 
Condition  of  slaves. 

Slavery  in  the  U.  S. 
Conditional  sentences. 

Names  of  languages. 
Conditions  and  laws. 

Chemical  reaction. 
Conduction. 

Heat. 
Conductivity. 

Electrolysis. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  37 

Confiscations  and  contributions. 

European  war,  1914- 
Congestion. 

Brain;   Lungs. 
Congresses,  conferences,  etc. 

European  war,  1914- 
Con  junctions. 

Names  of  languages. 
Consecration. 

Cemeteries. 
Conservation  and  restoration. 

Books ;  Engravings ;  Manuscripts ;  Paintings,    cf.  Restoration. 
Consonants. 

Names  of  languages. 
Constitution. 

Matter;   Stars. 

Constitutions. 

_ 
Freemasons. 

Construction. 

Under  certain  technical  subjects,  musical  instruments,  etc.,  e.  g. 
Bridges;  Electric  railroads;  Furnaces;  Hospitals;  Locomotives; 
Machinery;  Prisons;  Railroads;  Steam-engines;  Telegraph  lines; 
Telephone  lines ;  Theaters  ;  Flute ;  Organ ;  Stringed  instruments ; 
Violin,  cf.  Design  and  construction. 
Contemporaries. 

Dante,  Goethe,  Shakespeare,  etc. 
Contested  elections. 

Names  of  legislative  bodies. 
Contraction. 

Names  of  languages. 
Contracts  and  specifications. 

Under  engineering   subjects,   etc.,   e.  g.   Building;   Civil  engineering; 
Electric    engineering;    Electric   lighting;    Electric   railroads;    Engi- 
neering; Pavements;  Sewerage,    cf.  Specifications. 
Controversial  literature. 

Slavery  in  the  U.  S. 
Convection. 

Heat. 
Conventional  signs. 

Topographical  drawing. 
Conversation  and  phrase  books. 

Languages,  Modern;  names  of  languages. 
Conversation  and  phrase  books  (for  soldiers,  etc.) 

Names  of  languages. 
Conversion  tables. 

Metric  system;  Time. 


38  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEB   GENEBAL,   SUBJECTS 

Copying. 

Photography. 
Coronation. 

Names  of  rulers,  e.  g.  Napoleon. 
Correspondence,  reminiscences,  etc.        ,    , 

Actors ;  Artists ;  Authors ;  Musicians ;  Philologists. 
Corrupt  practices. 

Elections. 
Cost  of  construction. 

Canals;  Electric  railroads ;  Railroads. 
Cost  of  operation. 

Railroad^;  .§treet:railrQa45.;f;<l  ;  gjqh^unfiM  ;esoiv 
Costs. 

Manufactures;  Mining  engineering;  Ship-building,     cf.  Estimates  and 

costs-  .noiJMlrt; 

Costume.  >eijs)8 

Children;  Physicians;  Universities  and  colleges. 
Costume  and  adornment. 

Indians  of  North  America.  noitoiJV- 

Costumes,  supplies,  etc.  . 

*;^.Names  of  secret  socfetresf.>jerj^TFreemasons;  Odd-fellows,  Independ- 
ent order  i«>fv.i>nrgfl'>-infis:t8    ;  abfiO-tlijsH    ;  tnoii-ft    ;r»a*rfo*M 
Councils.       b^frhj?,  ;n*8iO   ;9JnP!  rmtot&v.  t  e*flU; 

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Court. 

Popes. 
Courts. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Craniology. 

Indians  of  North  America ;  Negroes. 
Credit  guides. 

Under  names   of   trades,   etc.,   e.  g.  Jewelry  trade;    Lumber  trade; 
Textile  industry  and  fabrics.     Credit  guides  of  a  particular  locality 
have  duplicate  entry  under  Credit  guides — [local  subdivision] 
Creeds.    See  Catechisms  and  creeds. 
Crime. 

Negroes;  Woman. 
Criticism,  Textual. 

Under  names  of  special  literatures  (e.  g.  Greek  literature)  and  under 

certain  of  the  more  important  authors  (e.  g.  Shakespeare) 
Criticism  and  interpretation. 

Under  names  of  certain  authors,  'e.  g.  Milton,  Shakespeare. 
Criticism,  interpretation,  etc. 

Under  Bible,  and  parts  and  books  of  the  Bible ;  Nibelungenlied. 
Crops. 

Insurance,   Agricultural. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  39 

Crossings. 

Railroads. 
Culture. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Culture  media. 

Bacteriology. 
Curiosa. 

Literature. 
Curiosa  and  miscellany. 

Astronomy;  Botany;  Cosmology;  Earth;  Geometry;  History;  Law; 
Mathematics ;   Moon ;   Pyramids ;    Solar   system ;   names   of   promi- 
nent authors,  e.  g.  Shakespeare,    cf.  Miscellanea. 
Curious  devices. 

Machinery. 
Current  supply. 

Telegraph;  Telephone. 
Curricula. 

Education;  Universities  and  colleges. 
Curves  and  turnouts. 

Railroads ;   Street-railroads. 
Cylinder  packing. 

Steam-engines. 
Cylinders. 

Steam-engines. 
Dances. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Death  and  burial. 

Schiller. 
Declension. 

Names  of  languages. 
Decoration. 

Theaters. 
Degeneration  and  regeneration. 

Nervous  system. 
Degrees. 

Names  of  universities,  colleges,  etc. 
Delta. 

Names  of  rivers. 
Density. 

Earth;  Stars. 
Design. 

Bridges;    Gas   and    oil    engines;    Locomotives;    Machine-tools;    Ma- 
chinery; Steam-boilers;   Steam-engines. 
Design  and  construction. 

Automobiles;  Dynamos;  Electric  machinery;  Electric  motors. 
Designs  and  plans. 

Architecture ;  Architecture,  Domestic ;  Church  architecture. 


40  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Details. 

Architecture;  Building;  Church  architecture. 
Details — Drawings. 

Building. 
Development. 

Insects. 
Diagnosis. 

Veterinary  medicine ;  names  of  diseases.    See  also  Diseases — Diagnosis. 
Diagnosis  and  semeiology. 

Insanity. 
Diagrams. 

Electric  wiring. 
Dialects. 

Names  of  groups  of  cognate  languages  and  names  of  particular  lan- 
guages. 
.Diameters. 

Planets;  Sun;  Mars  (Planet);  Venus  (Planet) 
Diction. 

Names  of  languages. 
Dictionaries — Polyglot. 

Names  of  languages. 
Dictionaries,  Supplementary. 

Names  of  languages. 
Dictionaries  and  encyclopedias. 

Jews. 
Dictionaries,  indexes,  etc. 

Under  literature  headings   (e.  g.  Drama,  Fiction,  Literature,  Poetry; 
English  drama,  English  fiction,  Italian  poetry)  ;  names  of  authors 
(e.  g.  Dante,  Goethe,  Shakespeare) 
Dictionaries,  vocabularies,  etc. 

Library  science. 
Diminutives. 

Names  of  languages. 
Dining-car  service. 

Railroads. 
Dioceses. 

Church  of   England. 
Diphthongs. 

Names  of  languages. 
Diplomatic  history. 

European  war,  1914- 
Direct  current. 

Dynamos;  Electric  machinery;  Electric  power  distribution. 
Discipline. 

Names  of  churches. 

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SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER   GENERAL    SUBJECTS  41 

Diseases. 

Children;    Infants;    Old   age;    Woman;   organs   and    regions   of   the 

body;  names  of  animals;  etc. 
Diseases — Diagnosis. 

Children;  Infants;  Woman;  organs  and  regions  of  the  body. 
Diseases — Dispensaries. 

Nervous  system;  Throat. 
Diseases — Eclectic  treatment. 

Children ;  Woman ;  organs  and  regions  of  the  body.    See  also  Eclectic 

treatment. 
Diseases— Electrotherapeutics. 

Woman. 
Diseases — Homeopathic  treatment. 

Children ;  Infants ;  Woman ;  organs  and  regions  of  the  body. 
Diseases — Hospitals. 

Nervous  system;  Nose;  Throat. 
Diseases  and  defects. 

Eye. 
Diseases  and  hygiene. 

Coal-miners;  Miners;  Occupations;  Printers;  Tropics. 
Diseases  and  pests. 

Under  names  of  fruits,  crops,  trees,  plants,  etc.  (e.  g.  Cranberry,  Elm, 
Fruit,  Grain,  Grasses,  Trees,  Turnips)  ;  and  under  Crustacea;  Fishes; 
Oy«ters  ;  Salmon  ;  Trout. 
Disinfection. 

Fertilizers  and  manures;  Ships. 
Dislocation. 

Hip- joint;  Patella;  Shoulder;  Thumb. 
Dispensaries.    See  Diseases — Dispensaries. 
Displacement. 

Bladder;   Heart;   L,iver. 
Displacements. 

Uterus. 
Dissemination. 

Seeds. 
Distribution. 

Stars;    Water. 
Diverticula. 

Esophagus. 
Doctrinal  and  controversial  works. 

Names  of  churches  and  denominations. 
Documents,  etc.,  sources. 

European  war,  1914- 
Dosimetric  treatment. 

Diseases,  Constitutional;  Tuberculosis.   • 


42  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Drama. 

Under  Easter;   Indians  of   North  America;   Temperance;   names   of 
historical  events  and  characters,  etc.  (e.  g.  European  war,  1914-         ; 
France — History — Revolution;  Elizabeth,  queen  of  England) 
Dramatic  representation. 

Devil;  Faust;  etc. 
Dramaturgy.  Jfii 

Opera. 
Drawing. 

Machinery. 

Drawings.    See  Details — Drawings. 
Drying. 

Lumber.  Jnomteoi}  o 

Dust  diseases. 

Lungs. 
Duties. 

Kings   and   rulers. 
Dwellings. 

Indians ;  Indians  of  North  America ;  Labor  and  laboring  classes. 
Dyeing  and  bleaching. 

Hair. 
Early  projects. 

Pacific  railroads. 
Early  works  to  1600. 

Encyclopedias  and  dictionaries. 
Early  works  to  1700. 

English  language — Dictionaries. 
Early  works  to  1800. 

Agriculture;  Art;  Astronomy;  Chemistry;  Diet;  Geology;  Geometry; 
Glass  manufacture;  Materia  medica;  Mathematics;  Military  art  and 
science;  Mineral  industries;  Pathology;  Pharmacy;  Physical  geog- 
raphy; Physiology;  Science;  Surgery;  Therapeutics;  etc. 
Early  works  to  1850. 

Civil  engineering;  Electricity;  Locomotives;  Psychology;   Railroads; 

Steam-boilers ;   Steam-engines. 
Earthwork. 

Railroads. 
Eclectic  treatment. 

Fever ;  names  of  diseases  and  groups  of  diseases.    See  also  Diseases — 
Eclectic   treatment. 

9&y*  .ano 

Botany ;   Zoology. 

Economic  aspects. 

Agriculture;  European  war,  1914-         ;  U.  §.— History— Civil  war. 
Economic  conditions.  rtoVuifC 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Economics  of  construction. 

Railroads. 


SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER   GENERAL    SUBJECTS  43 

Editors. 

Shakespeare. 
Education. 

Defective  and  delinquent  classes ;  Feeble-minded ;   Indians  of  North 
America;   Jews;   Mohammedanism;   Negroes;   names  of  churches, 
denominations,  sects,  orders,  etc.     cf.  Asylums  and  education. 
Education,  Non-military. 

Soldiers. 
Efficiencies. 

Steam-boilers;   Steam-engines. 

Eggs. 

Birds,  Fossil;   Reptiles. 
Eggs  and  nests. 

Birds. 
Election. 

Presidents;  Presidents— U.  S. 
Elections. 

Under  names  of  legislative  bodies  of  countries,  states,  etc.,  e.  g.  U.  S. 

Congress — Elections. 
Electric  driving. 

Machine-tools ;   Printing-press. 
Electric  equipment. 

Automobiles ;  Railroads. 
Electric  ignition. 

Gas. 
Electric  traction. 

Canal-boats. 
Electrification. 

Railroads. 
Electrolysis. 

Water.    See  also  Manufacture  and  refining — Electrolysis. 
Electrometallurgy. 

Names  of  metals. 

Electrotherapeutics.     See  Diseases — Electrotherapeutics. 
Elements. 

Algebra;    Astronomy;    Physiology;    etc.     The    form    of    heading    is 
Astronomy  (Elements)    In  arrangement  it  precedes  the  subdivisions. 
Ellipsis. 

Names  of  languages. 
Emancipation. 

Slavery;  Slavery  in  the  U.  S. 
Embryology. 

Botany. 
Employees. 

Electric  railroads;  Hotels,  taverns,  etc.;  Railroads;  Street-railroads; 
Telephone. 


44  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Employees — Hours  of  service. 

Railroads. 
Employment. 

Blind;  Children;  Negroes;  Woman.  • 
Endowment  policies. 

Insurance,    Life. 
Enlarging. 

Photography. 
Entrance  requirements. 

Universities  and  colleges;  names  of  universities,  colleges,  etc. 
Epithets. 

Under  names  of  languages  other  than  English.    Works  on  general  and 

English  epithets  are  entered  under  the  heading  Epithets. 
Equipment. 

Armies ;   Infantry. 
Equipment  and  supplies. 

Electric  railroads;  Fire-departments;   Railroads,     cf.  Apparatus  and 

equipment;  Furniture,  equipment,  etc. 
Erecting  work. 

Machinery. 
Errors,  inventions,  etc. 

History. 
Estate.  aoluJ 

Washington. 
Esthetics. 

Indians  of  North  America;  Literature. 
Estimates. 

Under  technical  subjects,  e.  g.  Bridges;  Building;  Carpentry;  Electric 

engineering;  Heating;  Plumbing;  Railroads. 
Estimates  and  costs. 

Engineering. 
Etching. 

Metals. 
Ethnology. 

Bible. 
Etymology. 

Language  and  languages;  Names;  names  of  languages. 
Etymology — Names. 

Names  of  languages. 
Euphemism. 

Names  of  languages. 
European  war,  1914— 

Americans  in  Europe. 
Evaporation. 

Fruit. 
Evidences. 

Christianity. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  45 

Evidences,  authority,  etc. 

Bible. 
Evolution. 

Plants. 
Examination. 

Blood;   Eye. 
Examinations. 

Civil  service ;  Universities  and  colleges ;  names  of  universities,  col- 
leges, etc. 
Examinations,  questions,  etc. 

Art;  Chemistry;  Dentistry;  Engineering;  History;  Law;  Physiology; 

Science  ;  Surgery ;  etc. ;  names  of  languages. 
Excision. 

Carotid  artery;  Parotid  gland. 
Excretion. 

Oxalic  acid. 
Exemption. 

Wages. 
Exercises  and  recreations. 

Schools. 
Exercises  for  dictation. 

Shorthand. 
Exercises,  recitations,  etc. 

Sunday-schools ;   Temperance. 
Exhibitions  and  museums. 

Education. 
Experimental  areas. 

Forests  and  forestry. 
Experimentation. 

Agriculture. 
Experiments. 

Electricity;  Magnetism;  Physics,    cf.  Lecture  experiments. 
Exploration. 

Bladder;  Esophagus;  Larynx;  Stomach;  Trachea. 
Explorations  and  surveys. 

Names  of  railroads,    cf.  Surveying. 
Explosion  systems. 

Fire  extinction. 
Explosives. 

Coal   mines   and   mining. 
Exposure. 

Photography. 
Extermination. 

Fleas  ;  Mosquitoes  ;  Rats. 
Extraction. 

Teeth. 


46  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER    GENERAL    SUBJECTS 

Facsimiles. 

Autographs;    Block-books;    Bookbinding;    Incunabula;    Manuscripts 

etc. 
Failures. 

Photography. 
Family. 

Lincoln. 
Fares. 

Railroads  ;  Street-railroads. 
Fees  and  fee-bills. 

Medicine. 
Fermentation  and  ferments. 

Urine. 
Fiction. 

Under  names  of  historical  events  and  characters,  etc.  (e.  g.  European- 
war,  1914-         ;  Freemasons;  Iroquois  Indians;  Lincoln,  Abraham;. 
Slavery  in  the  U.  S.) 
Field  coils. 

Dynamos. 
Field  work. 

Geology. 
Figure. 

Earth  ;    Planets. 
Figures  of  speech. 

Under  names  of  languages  other  than  English.  Works  on  general  and 
English  figures  of  speech  are  entered  under  the  heading  Figures  of 
speech.  .26316  Ifiifia 

Filaments. 

Electric  lamps,  Incandescent. 
Films. 

Photography. 
Filtration. 

Wine  and  wine  making. 
Finance. 

Corporations;  European  war,  1914-  ;  Insurance;  Public  utilities; 
Railroads;  Universities  and  colleges;  names  of  industries  (e.  g. 

*»  C«     .  \  ^ 

Electric  industries)  ;   etc. 
Finance,  commerce,  confiscations,  etc. 

Under  names  of  certain  wars   (e.  g.  South  African  war,  1899-1902; 

U.  S.  —  History  —  Revolution;  U.  S.  —  History  —  Civil  war) 
Finance,  confiscations,  etc. 


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France  —  History  —  Revolution. 
_*•      , 
Fire-boxes. 

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Locomotives. 

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Fires  and  fire  prevention. 

Under  Dwellings  ;  various  classes  of  institutions  and  buildings,  p.  g. 
Mill  and  factory  buildings,  Schools,  Ships,  Theaters,  Warehouses. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  47 

First  editions. 

Bibliography;  Literature — Bibliography;  also  English  literature — Bib- 
liography; French  literature — Bibliography,  etc. 
Fishing. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Fittings. 

Steamboats. 
Fixtures. 

Incandescent   gas-lighting. 
Flock-books. 

Sheep. 
Floods. 

Names  of  rivers. 
Folk  and  national  dances. 

Dancing. 
Folk-lore,  mythology. 

Shakespeare. 
Food. 

Birds ;  Fishes ;  Indians  of  North  America ;  School  children. 
Food  question. 

European  war,  1914- 
Forecasts. 

Twentieth  century. 
Foreign  bodies. 

Under  names  of  organs  of  the  body,  e.  g.  Esophagus.  Eye,  Genito- 
urinary organs. 
Foreign  language  press. 

American  newspapers. 
Foreign  mail. 

Under   Postal   service — [country  subdivision}    (e.  g.  Postal   service— 

U.   S.) 
Foreign  public  opinion. 

Under  certain  wars  (e.  g.  France — History — Revolution;  U.  S. — His- 
tory— Civil  tear) 
Foreign  relations. 

Under  Catholic  church  (subdivided,  when  necessary,  by  country,  e.  g. 
Catholic   church — Foreign    relations — France,   with    duplicate    entry 
under  France — Foreign  relations — Catholic  church)   cf.  subdivision 
Foreign  relations  under  names  of  countries. 
Foreign  words  and  phrases. 

Names  of  languages. 
Forgeries. 

Bookbinding ;  Shakespeare. 
Forms,  blanks,  etc. 

Agriculture;  Genealogy;   Library  science. 
Formulae. 

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Mathematics. 


48  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEK   GENEKAL   SUBJECTS 

Formulae,  receipts,  prescriptions. 

Medicine. 
Formulae,  tables,  etc. 

Photography;  Pottery. 
Foundations. 

Geometry. 
Foundations  and  piers. 

Bridges. 
Fracture. 

Under  names  of  special  bones,  etc.,  e.  g.  Clavicle,  Leg,  Skull. 
Frames. 

Mirrors. 
Freight. 

Electric  railroads;   Railroads. 
Freight  —  Tables,  etc. 

Railroads. 
French  participation. 

U.  S.—  History—  Revolution. 
Friends  and  associates. 

Goethe;   Shakespeare;  etc. 
Fuel  consumption. 

Locomotives. 
Funds  and  scholarships. 

Names  of  universities,  colleges,  etc. 
Funeral  and  memorial  services. 

Washington,   George. 
Furniture,  equipment,  etc. 

Hospitals;    Hotels,   taverns,    etc.;    Schools;    etc.     cf.   Apparatus  and 

equipment;  Equipment  and  supplies. 
Gages. 

Railroads*. 
Caging  and  testing. 

Liquors. 
Galleries  and  museums. 

Art. 
Gallicisms. 

Names  of  languages. 
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Indians  of  North  America. 

Gangrene. 
Lungs. 

Gasoline  engines. 

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Motor-boats. 
Gazetteers.    See  History  —  Gazetteers. 
Gender. 

Grammar,  Comparative  and  general;  names  of  languages. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEB   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  49 

Genealogy. 

French-Canadians ;  Jews ;  Kings  and  rulers ;  Nobility. 
Geographical  distribution. 

Birds;  Fishes;  Insects;  Botany;  Zoology. 
Geography. 

Bible. 
German  mercenaries. 

U.  S. — History — Revolution. 
German  participation. 

U.  S. — History — Revolution. 
German  troops. 

U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 
Gift-books. 

European  war,  1914- 
Gifts,  legacies. 

Libraries. 
Gilding. 

Bookbinding. 
Glossaries,  vocabularies,  etc. 

Language  and  languages;  Languages,  Modern;  names  of  languages. 
Government. 

Names  of  churches  and  denominations. 
Government  guaranty  of  deposits. 

Banks  and  banking. 
Government  ownership. 

Mines  and  mineral  resources. 
Government  relations. 

Indians;  Indians  of  North  America;  names  of  Indian  tribes. 
Grades. 

Railroads. 
Grading. 

Cotton. 
Grammar. 

Names  of  languages. 
Grammar,  Comparative. 

Under  names  of  languages  and  groups  of  cognate  languages,  e.  g. 

Semitic  languages — Grammar,  Comparative. 
Grammar,  Historical. 

Names  of  languages. 
Grammars. 

Language  and  languages. 
Graphic  methods. 

Algebra;  Statistics,    cf.  Charts,  tables,  etc. 
Grates. 

Furnaces. 
Grave. 

Shakespeare. 
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50  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEE   GENEKAJL   SUBJECTS 

Growth. 

Cities  and  towns. 
Guerrillas. 

U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 
Guide-books. 

Voyages  and  travels. 
Guides. 

Under  Postal  service—  [country  subdivision}    (e.  g.   Postal  service— 

U.  S.— Guides} 
Haitian  authors. 

French  literature. 
Handbooks. 

Scientific    expeditions. 
Handbooks,  treatises,  etc. 

Paleography. 
Headlights. 

Locomotives. 
Health  and  hygiene. 

Indians  of  North  America;  Woman. 
Heating. 

Farm  buildings. 
Heating  and  cooking. 

Gas. 
Heating  and  ventilation. 

Greenhouses ;  Railroads — Cars;  Ships,    cf.  Heating,  lighting,  and  ven- 
tilation;  Ventilation. 
Heating  effects. 

Electric  currents. 
Heating,  lighting,  and  ventilation. 

Library  architecture,    cf.  Heating  and  ventilation;  Ventilation. 
Hemorrhage. 

Brain;   Umbilicus. 
Heraldry. 

Book  industries  and  trade. 
Herd-books. 

Cattle ;   Swine. 
Hernia. 

Lungs. 
Hiatus. 

Names  of  languages. 
High  tension. 

Electric  power  distribution. 
Historiography. 

History. 
History — Celebrations  of  invention. 

Printing. 


SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  61 

History — Gazetteers. 

Printing. 
History — Origin  and  antecedents. 

Printing. 
History  and  condition  of  women. 

Woman. 
History  and  condition  of  women — Middle  ages. 

Woman. 
History  and  criticism. 

Drama;  Hymns;  Law;  Literature,  and  names  of  literatures;  Music; 

Poetry;  etc. 
Homeopathic  treatment. 

Fever;  Metabolism,  Disorders  of;  names  of  diseases.     See  also  Dis- 
eases— Homeopathic  treatment. 
Homes. 

Washington,   George. 
Homes  and  haunts. 

Dante;  Schiller;  Shakespeare;  etc. 
Homes,  asylums,  etc. 

Odd-fellows,  Independent  order  of. 
Homonyms. 

Names  of  languages. 
Hospital  reports. 

Medicine,   Clinical. 
Hospitals. 

Contagion  and  contagious  diseases ;  Epileptics ;  -names  of  diseases,  etc. 

(e.  g.  Diphtheria,  Smallpox)     See  also  Diseases — Hospitals. 
Hospitals  and  asylums. 

Children ;  Incurables ;  Inebriates,     cf.  Asylums  and  education. 
Hospitals  and  dispensaries. 

Homeopathy. 
Hospitals  and  institutions. 

Orthopedia. 
Hospitals  and  sanatoriums. 

Tuberculosis. 
Hospitals,  charities,  etc. 

Names  of  wars  and  campaigns,    cf.  Medical  and  sanitary  affairs. 
Hours  of  service.    See  Employees — Hours  of  service. 
Humor. 

Shakespeare. 
Humor,  caricatures,  etc. 

Under  names  of  certain  wars,  c.  g.  European  war,  1914-         ;  U.  S. — 
History — Civil   ivar.     (cf.    subdivisions    Caricatures   and    cartoons; 
Portraits,  caricatures,  etc.) 
Hydatids. 

Kidneys;  Liver;  Lungs;  Spleen. 

Hydration. 
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Plants. 


52  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Hygiene. 

Hospitals ;   Prisons ;   Nervous   system,     cf.  Health  and  hygiene   and 

Sanitation. 
Hygienic  aspects. 

Cold  storage;  Drinking  cups;  Ice;  Laundry;  Paper  money;  Roller- 
towels;  Sewing-machines;  Smelting. 
Hymn-books. 

Sunday-schools. 
Hymns. 

Names  of  churches  and  denominations. 
Iconography. 

Under  European  war,  1914-  ;  Negroes ;  etc. ;  names  of  certain  per- 
sons (e.  g.  Cervantes,  Colombo,  Franklin,  Lincoln,  Napoleon,  Wash- 
ington) cf.  subdivisions  Medals;  Monuments;  Portraits;  Portraits, 
caricatures,  etc. 

The  subdivision  Iconography  is  used  when  general  works  on  por- 
traits and  other  representations  of  a  person  have  appeared  (paint- 
ings, engravings,  medals,  busts,  statues,  etc.)  Under  Shakespeare, 
in  place  of  Iconography,  the  following  subdivisions  are  used :  Illus- 
trations; Monuments,  etc.;  Museums,  relics,  etc.;  Portraits,  etc. 
Identification. 

Crime  and  criminals;  Type-writing;  Writing. 
Idioms,  corrections,  errors. 

Languages,  Modern ;  names  of  languages. 
Ignition  devices. 

Automobiles;  Gas  and  oil  engines. 
Illustrations.         sri. ;  « 

Under  Children's  poetry;  Fairy  tales;  Newspapers;  Nursery  rhymes; 
etc. ;  names  of  authors,  e.  g.  Shakespeare,  cf.  Pictorial  works;  Pic- 
tures, illustrations,  etc. 

Under   names   of   countries   and   cities   subdivisions   Description   and 
travel — Views    (or  Description — Views}    and   Social  life   and  cus- 
tarns-Illustrations  have  been  used. 
Implements. 

Eskimos;    Indians;    Indians   of   North   America;    Indians   of   South 

America ;  Indians  of  the  West  Indies ;  Mound-builders. 
Implements  and  appliances. 

Fishing;  Hunting,    cf.  Tools  and  implements. 

T  .I.' 

Inauguration. 

Presidents — U.  S.;  names  of  presidents. 
Inclined  planes. 

Canals. 
Incrustations. 

Steam-boilers. 
Indemnities. 

Boxers. 
Indexes. 

Under  Newspapers;  Periodicals;  special  subjects  (e.  g.  Engineering — 
Indexes;  Engineering — Periodicals — Indexes;  Law — U.  S. — Indexes') 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEE   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  53 

Indian  authors. 

English  literature. 
Indian  troops. 

U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 
Industries. 

Indians  of  North  America;  Indians  of  South  America;  etc. 
Industry  and  trade. 

Canning  and  preserving. 
Infallibility. 

Catholic  church;  Popes. 
Infinitive. 

Names  of  languages. 
Inflammation. 

Under  organs  of  the  body,  e.  g.  Brain,  Eye,  Spinal  cord. 
Inflection. 

For  works  containing  material  on  both  declension  and  conjugation.. 

Under  Languages,  Modern;  names  of  languages. 
Influence. 

Crusades ;  Shakespeare. 
Influence  and  results. 

European  war,  1914- 
Influence  of  environment. 

Man. 
Influence  on  man. 

Moon. 
Injuries  and  ruptures. 

Tendons. 
Inoculation. 

Syphilis. 
Insanity. 

Negroes. 
Inscriptions. 

Bells. 
Insignia. 

Armies;  Military  religious  orders;  Navies;  Orders  of  knighthood  and 

chivalry;  Patriotic  societies. 
Inspection. 

Building ;  Canal-boats ;  Fire  prevention ;  Hospitals ;  Lumber ;  Machin- 
ery; Ships;  Steamboats;  etc. 
Inspectors. 

Insurance,   Fire. 
Installation. 

Electric  lighting. 
Installation  on  ships. 

Telegraph,  Wireless. 
Instruction. 

Drawing. 


54 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEK   GENEKAL.   SUBJECTS 


Instruction  and  study. 

Instrumental  music;  Music;  names  of  musical  instruments. 
Instructions,  methods,  etc. 

Anthropology ;  Ethnology. 
Instruments. 

Hydraulic  engineering;  Surveying,     cf.  Apparatus  and  instruments. 
Insulation. 

Cold   storage. 
Insurance  requirements. 

Electric  engineering ;  Electric  lighting ;  Electric  wiring. 
Insurrection. 

Tepehuane  Indians. 
Insurrections,  etc. 

Slavery  in  the  U.  S. 
Internal  structure. 

Earth. 
Interpretation  and  construction. 

Law. 
Interrogative  sentence. 

Names  of  languages. 
Irish  authors. 

English  drama;  English  fiction;  English  literature;  English  orations; 

English  poetry. 
Irish  participation. 

U.  S. — History — Revolution. 
Irish  troops. 

U.    S. — History — Civil  war. 
Irritability  and  movements. 

Plants. 
Itineraries. 

Washington,  George. 
Japanese  authors. 

English  literature;  English  poetry. 
Jetties. 

Mississippi  River. 
Jewish  authors. 

Arabic  literature;  German  literature;  Greek  literature. 
Jewish  participation. 

U.  S— History— Revolution. 
Jewish  troops. 

U.  S. — History— Civil  war. 
Jews. 

Anthropometry;  Banks  and  banking;  European  war,  1914-  ;  In- 
heritance and  succession;  Labor  and  laboring  classes;  Marriage; 
Missions;  Music;  Numismatics. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  55 

Jurisprudence. 

Blood;    Insanity;    Ophthalmology;    Pharmacy;    Surgery,    Operative; 

and  other  subjects  to  which  medical  jurisprudence  is  applicable. 
Justice,  Administration  of. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Justification. 

Slavery. 
Juvenile  literature. 

Astronomy;  Biography;.  Cookery;  Electricity;  Hygiene;  Physiology; 

Science;   etc. 
Keys. 

Outline  maps. 
Kidnapping. 

Slavery  in  the  U.  S. 
Knowledge — Art,  [Astronomy,  History,  etc.] 

Dante;  Goethe;  Shakespeare;  etc. 
Knowledge  and  learning. 

Shakespeare. 
Labels. 

Violin. 
Laboratories. 

Mechanical  engineering,    cf.  Testing  laboratories. 
Laboratory  blanks. 

Chemistry;   Physics. 
Laboratory  manuals. 

Scientific  and  technical  subjects,  e.  g.  Biology,  Chemistry,  Cookery, 

Electricity,  Metallurgy,  Physics,   Science. 
Land  grants. 

Pacific  railroads. 
Land  transfers. 

Under  Indians  of  North  America;  names  of  Indian  tribes,  e.  g.  Iro- 

quois  Indians. 
Language. 

Children ;  Gipsies ;  Technology ;  names  of  authors,  e.  g.  Dante,  Shake- 
speare. 
Language — Dialects,  [Grammar,  Punctuation,  etc.] 

Names  of  authors,  e.  g.  Schiller,  Shakespeare. 
Language  (New  words,  slang,  etc.) 

European  war,  1914- 
Languages. 

Indians;  Indians  of  Mexico;  Indians  of  North  America;  etc. 
Last  illness  and  death. 

Washington,  George. 
Law. 

Book  industries  and  trade;   Children;  Jews;   Land  tenure;   Money; 
Taxation;  Trusts,  Industrial;  etc. 

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56  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEK   GENEEAL,   SUBJECTS 

Law  and  legislation. 

European   war,    1914-         ;    Indians    of    Mexico;    Indians    of    South 

America. 
Laws  and  legislation. 

Under  Dogs  ;  Drugs  ;  Electric  engineering  ;  Epileptics  ;  Feeble-minded  ; 

Insane;  Nurseries  (Horticulture);  Pharmacy;  Water;  etc.    cf.  also 

in  general  alphabet  special  headings  Agricultural  laws  and  legisla- 

tion, Industrial  laws  and  legislation,  Labor  laws  and  legislation,  etc. 

Laws  and  regulations. 

Aeronautics;    Automobiles;     Cables,    Submarine;    Fire    prevention; 
Plumbing;  Postal  service;  Prisons;  Steam  engineering;  Telegraph; 
Telephone;  Theater;  Theaters;  Transportation;  Ventilation;  etc. 
Laws,  decisions,  etc. 

Freemasons;  Odd-fellows,  Independent  order  of. 
Lecture  experiments. 

Chemistry,     cf.  Experiments. 

T  1  1 

Legal  status,  laws,  etc. 

Architects;  Negroes;  Woman.    . 
Legends. 

Under  Indians;  Indians  of  North  America;  etc.;  names  of  Indian 

tribes;  also  under  special  subjects,  e.  g.  Cross  and  crosses. 
Legends  and  stories. 

Bears;  Birds;  Dogs;  Elephants. 
Letter-carriers. 

Postal  service—  Country  subdivision^ 
Levees. 

Mississippi  River. 
Lexicography. 

Names  of  languages. 
Libraries  (in  camps,  etc.) 

European  war,  1914- 
Library 


...  ~ 

Washington,   George. 

Library  records. 

Files  and  filing  (Documents) 
Libration. 

Moon- 


(.yif,  .-asiRlf,  .ainow  wf//H 
Canals. 

Ligature. 

Arteries;  Carotid  artery;  Iliac  artery;  Veins. 
Lighting. 

Automobiles;  Lighthouses;  Mill  and  factory  buildings;   Railroads- 
Car  s;  School-houses;  Ships;  Tunnels. 

Liquefaction. 

P  ;•**!• 

;kn 
Liquor  problem. 

Indians  of  North  America. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  57 

Lists. 

Under  Taxation — [local  subdivision]   (e.  g.  Taxation — Boston — Lists) 

cf.  Registers,  lists,  etc. 
Lists  of  vessels. 

Under  Merchant  marine — [country  subdivision]    (c.  g.  Merchant  ma- 
rine— U.  S. — Lists  of  vessels) 
Literary  art. 

Lincoln. 
Literature. 

Indians. 
Literature  and  the  war. 

European  war,  1914- 
Little  theater  movement. 

Theater. 
Liturgy  and  ritual. 

Names  of   churches  and   denominations    (e.  g.   Church   of   England. 

Liturgy  and  ritual)  ;  Jews.    cf.  Rituals. 
Live  stock. 

Insurance,  Agricultural. 
Live  stock  transportation. 

Railroads. 
Localization  of  functions. 

Brain;  Spinal  cord. 
Location. 

Hospitals;  Railroads;  Street-railroads. 
Locks. 

Firearms. 
Machinery. 

Clock  and  watch  making ;  Electric  lighting ;  Leather. 
Maintenance  and  repair. 

Electric  machinery;  Machinery;  Railroads. 
Makers. 

Musical  instruments. 
Management. 

Children;    Electric    power-plants;    Electric    railroads;    Engineering; 
Hotels,    taverns,    etc.;    Railroads;    Telegraph    stations;    Telephone 
stations. 
Management  and  "regulation. 

Hospitals. 
Manipulation. 

Chemistry. 
Manning. 

Ships. 
Manning  of  vessels. 

Under  Merchant  marine — (country  subdivision]   (e.  g.  Merchant  ma- 
rine— U.  S. — Manning  of  vessels) 
Manuals,  text-books,  etc. 

Music. 


58  SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER    GENERAL    SUBJECTS 

Manufacture. 

Under  names  of  articles  manufactured,  e.  g.  Carbon,  Ice,  Ordnance. 

cf.  Trade  and  manufacture. 
Manufacture  and  industry. 

Chemicals,     cf.  Trade  and  manufacture. 
Manufacture  and  refining. 

Sugar. 
Manufacture  and  refining — Electrolysis. 

Sugar. 
Manuscripts. 

Under  Bible;  Law;  Liturgies;  Music;  names  of  authors,  e.  g.  Dante, 

Milton. 
Maps. 

Under  Classical  geography;  Geography,  Ancient;  Geography,  His- 
torical; Geography,  Medieval;  Geology;  Postal  service — U.  S.;  Rail- 
roads; Roads;  names  of  certain  wars  (e.  g.  U.  S. — History — Civil 
war}  .U»»Vf5l  .\^ 

Maps  and  surveys. 

Insurance,  Fire. 
Mafketing.  f 

Farm  produce;  Fruit. 
Marks.  .enoboflju 

Pottery. 
Marriage. 

Deaf  and  dumb. 
Mass. 

Moon. 
Materia  medica  and  therapeutics. 

Homeopathy. 
Materials. 

Telegraph. 
Materials  and  instruments. 

Writing. 
Materials,  'fete. 

Bookbinding. 
Mathematics. 

Insurance ;  Insurance,  Life. 
Means  of  communication. 

Blind-deaf;  Deaf  and  dumb. 
Measurement. 

Altitudes;  Distances;   Ships. 
Mechanical  traction. 

Canal-boats. 
Medals. 

Under  Freemasons ;  Popes ;  Presidents — U.  S.;  names  of  certain  in- 
dividuals, e.  g.  Washington,    cf.  Iconography. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL    SUBJECTS  59 

Medical  and  sanitary  affairs. 

Armies;  names  of  wars  and  campaigns,    cf.  Hospitals,  charities,  etc.; 

Sanitary  affairs. 
Medical  care. 

Labor  and  laboring  classes. 
Medical  examinations. 

Insurance,  Accident;  Insurance,  Health;  Insurance,  Life;  Labor  and 

laboring  classes. 
Medical  inspection. 

Under  Schools.    Works  dealing  with  the  medical  inspection  of  schools 
in    one    locality    are    entered    under    Schools — (local   subdivision] — 
Sanitary  affairs. 
Medicine. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Memorial  services. 
Lincoln. 

Memorizing. 

Music. 
Mensuration. 

Forests  and  forestry ;  Timber. 
Mental  and  physiological  effects, 

Weather. 
Metabolism. 

Plants. 
Metallography. 

Cadmium ;   Iron  ;    Steel. 
Metallurgy. 

Dentistry;  names  of  metals,  etc. 
Methodology. 

History ;    Science  ;   Theology. 
Methods  and  manuals. 

Kindergarten ;    Manual   training. 
Metrics  and  rhythmics. 

Under  names  of  ancient  languages   (e.  g.  Greek  language,  Sanskri* 

language)     cf.   Versification. 
Micro-organisms. 

Intestines. 
Middle  ages. 

Under  Church  history.    See  also  subdivision  History  and  condition  of 

wentcn — Middle  ages. 
Migration. 

Birds;  Fishes;  Insects;  Plants. 
Migration  and  velocity. 

Ions. 
Migrations. 

Man. 
Milling. 

Cold;  Silver. 


60  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Minimum  wage. 

Wages. 
Minting. 

Gold. 
Miracles. 

T  r+\.    •   *. 

Jesus  Christ. 
Miscellanea. 

Economics;   Literature;   Money;   Philosophy;   etc.     cf.   Curiosa  and" 

miscellany. 
Missions. 

Names  of  churches,  denominations,  etc.;  Indians;  Indians  of  North 

America;  names  of  Indian  tribes,  etc. 
Missions  and  charities. 

Seamen. 
Mixed  bloods. 

Indians  of  Mexico;  Indians  of  North  America;  Indians  of   South* 

America. 
Models. 

Aeroplanes  ;  Locomotives ;  Railroads ;  Steam-engines ;  Steam-turbines.. 
Money. 

Indians ;  Indians  of  North  America. 
Money-orders. 

Postal  service. 
Monuments. 

Under  names  of  certain  individuals,  e.  g.  Lincoln,  Pitt.     cf.  Iconog- 
raphy. 
Monuments,  etc. 

Milton;  Shakespeare. 
Mood. 

Names  of  languages. 
Moral  and  religious  aspects. 

Theater. 
Moral  and  social  conditions. 

Negroes. 
Morphology. 

Botany;  Flowers;  Fruit;  Leaves;  Roots  (Botany)  ;  Seeds. 
Mortality. 

Children;  Infants;  Negroes. 
Mortuary  customs. 

Indians;  Indians  of  North  America;  Indians  of  South  America. 
Motion. 

Cells. 
Motion  in  line  of  sight. 

Stars. 
Motion  in  space. 

Solar  system. 
Motive  power. 

Electric  machinery. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL,   SUBJECTS  61 

Motormen's  manuals. 

Electric  railroads. 
Motors. 

Aeroplanes;  Automobiles,  Gasoline. 
Movements. 

Eye. 
Moving-pictures. 

Shakespeare. 
Muscles. 

Eye. 
Muscles — Anomalies. 

Eye. 
Museums. 

Under    Indians    of    North    America;     U.    S. — History — Revolution; 

U.  S. — History — Civil  war;  and  under  Lincoln. 
Museums  and  collections. 

Materia   medica;    Pharmacy,     cf.    Catalogs   and   collections;    Collec- 
tions. 

Museums  and  galleries.    See  Galleries  and  museums. 
Museums,  relics,  etc. 

Shakespeare. 
Music. 

Under  Bible;  Incas;  Incunabula;  Indians;  Indians  of  North  America; 
Indians   of    South    America;    Kindergarten;    and   under   names   of 
certain  individuals,  e.  g.  Jeanne  d'Arc,  Shakespeare,     cf.  Songs  and 
music. 
Mutilation. 

Teeth. 
Name. 

Catholic  church;  Jews;  Shakespeare. 
Names. 

Stars ;  Indians ;  Indians  of  Mexico ;  Indians  of  North  America ;  names 

of  Indian  tribes;  etc.    See  also  Etymology — Names. 
Natural  history. 

Bible;  Shakespeare. 
Naval  operations. 

Under  certain  important  wars  (e.  g.  European  war,  1914-        ;  Russo- 
Japanese  war,  1904-1905 ;  U.  S— History— Civil  war) 
Naval  operations — Submarine. 

European  war,  1914- 
Navigation. 

Names  of  rivers,  etc.    cf.  Steam-navigation. 
Necrosis. 

Jaws. 
Negatives. 

Photography;  names  of  languages. 


62  SUBDIVISIONS    UNDEK   GENEKAL    SUBJECTS 

Negro  troops. 

U.  S.— History— Revolution,  {War  of  1812,  Civil  war,  War  of  1898v 

See  also  subdivision  Negro  troops  under  U.  S. — Army. 
Negroes. 

European  war,  1914- 
Nests.    See  Eggs  and  nests. 
Nomenclators. 

Under  scientific  subjects,  e.  g.  Botany,  Paleobotany,  Zoology. 
Nomenclature. 

Under  Botany ;  Chemistry ;  Geology ;  Natural  history ;  Science ;  Zool- 
ogy ;  etc.  To  be  used  for  works  dealing  only  with  the  scientific 
names  of  plants,  animals,  geological  formations,  etc.  cf.  Termi- 
nology, used  for  works  dealing  only  with  descriptive  words  and 
phrases.  Subjects  named  above  are,  as  a  rule,  to  have  both  sub- 
divisions, i.  e.  Terminology  as  well  as  Nomenclature. 
Nomenclature  (Popular) 

Birds ;  Fishes  ;  Insects ;  Mammals ;  Zoology. 
Notation. 

Chemistry. 
Noun. 

Names  of  languages. 
Number. 

Names  of  languages. 
Numerals. 

Grammar,  Comparative  and  general. 
Numerical  solutions. 

Equations. 
Nutrition. 

Children;  Infants;  Plants. 
Observation  blanks. 

Meteorology. 
Observations. 

Astronomy;     Earthquakes;     Magnetism,     Terrestrial;     Meteorology; 

Moon ;  Planets ;   Stars. 
Observatories. 

Earthquakes;   Magnetism,  Terrestrial. 
Observers'  manuals. 

Astronomy;  Magnetism,  Terrestrial;  Meteorology. 
Obsolete  words. 

Names  of  languages. 
Obstructions. 

Intestines ;  Lighting. 
Occlusion. 

Gases. 

Occupations. 

i-j 

Invalids. 

Occupations  and  busy  work. 
Education  of  children. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL    SUBJECTS  63 

Oecologv.    See  Ecology. 
Officers. 

Armies,     cf.   subdivisions  Army— Officers  and  Navy— Officers  under 

names  of  countries. 
Officers'  handbooks. 

Military  art  and  science. 
Operators'  manuals. 

Telegraph;   Telephone. 
Orbits. 

Comets;   Stars,  Double. 
Orders. 

Architecture. 
Organization. 

Armies,     cf.  subdivision  Army — Organization  under  names  of  coun- 
tries. 
Organography. 

Botany;  Natural  history. 
Origin. 

Chinese ;  Etrurians ;  Indians  ;  Jews ;  Life ;  Man  ;  Teutonic  race. 
Origin  and  antecedents.    Sec  History — Origin  and  antecedents. 
Orthography  and  spelling. 

Names  of  languages. 
Outdoor  books. 

Natural  history. 
Outfits,  supplies,  etc. 

Camping. 
Outlines. 

Sermons. 
Outside  work. 

School  credits. 
Owners'  marks. 

Books. 
Pageants. 

Shakespeare. 
Painting. 

Automobiles ;    Ships. 
Pamphlets. 

Gt.  Brit. — History — [period  divisions} 
Papyri. 

Egyptian  language. 
Parables. 

Jesus  Christ. 
Paracentesis. 

Under  regions  of  the  body,  e.  g.  Chest,  Pericardium. 
Paralysis. 

Eye. 
Paraphrases. 

Bible.  S 


64  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEB   GENEBAL   SUBJECTS 

Paraphrases,  tales,  etc. 

English  poetry;  Epic  poetry;  etc. 
Parasites. 

Blood. 
Parodies,  travesties,  etc. 

Under  names  of  certain  authors,  e.  g.  Shakespeare. 
Parsing.    See  Composition  and  exercises;  Grammar. 
Participle. 

Names  of  languages. 
Particles. 

Names  of  languages. 
Passenger  accommodation. 

Merchant  marine;   Steamboats. 
Passenger  lists. 

Steamboats. 
Passenger  traffic. 

Railroads. 
Passes. 

Railroads        '  "'•*•  «  ^ 
Patents. 

Under  manufactured  articles,  industrial  processes,  etc.    (e.  g.   Auto- 
mobiles, Bicycles  and  tricycles,   Cotton  baling,  Electric  machinery, 
Firearms) 
Pathology. 

Botany. 
Patriotism. 

Shakespeare. 
Pattern-making. 

Sheet-metal  work. 
Patterns. 

Drawn-work;  Embroidery;  Needlework. 
Peace. 

European  war,  1914- 
Pensions. 

Under    names    of    professions,    industries,    etc.    (e.   g.    Physicians — 

Sweden — Pensions')  cf.  Salaries,  pensions,  etc. 
Performance. 

Locomotives. 

Periodicals — Indexes.     See  Indexes. 
Periodicity. 

Meteorology. 
Persecutions. 

Jews. 
Personal  narratives. 

Under  certain  important  wars  (e.  g.  European  war,  1914-        ;  Franco- 
German  war,  1870-1871;  U.  $.— History— Civil  war} 


SUBDIVISION    U.NDEK    GENEIiAL   SUBJECTS  65 

Personal  narratives — Confederate  side* 

U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 
Personal  narratives,  French,  [German,  etc.] 

European  war,  1914- 
Personality. 

Lincoln.;  Washington. 
Pests.    Sec  Diseases  and  pests. 
Phases. 

Planets;   Saturn    (Planet) 
Philosophy. 

History;  Law;  Literature;  Mathematics;  Medicine;  Physics;  Science; 

Moliere ;  Shakespeare ;  etc. 
Philosophy  and  esthetics. 

Music. 
Phonetics. 

Languages,  Modern ;  jiames  of  languages. 
Phonology. 

Grammar,  Comparative  and  general ;  Languages,  Modern ;  names  of 

languages. 
Photographic  measurements. 

Stars. 
Photographs,  maps,  etc. 

Moon. 
Phrase-books. 

Shorthand. 
Physical  characteristics. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Physical  effect. 

Color. 
Physiological  effect. 

Acids ;  Alcohol ;  Carbolic  acid ;  Heat ;  Lead ;  Light ;  Opium ;  Poisons  ; 

Temperature;  etc. 
Physiology. 

Birds;  Botany;  Insects;  Music. 
Pictorial  illustrations. 

Bible. 
Pictorial  works. 

Under  Astronomy  ;  Botany ;  Geography ;  Hunting ;  Natural  history ; 
Paleobotany  ;  Sports  ;  Zoology ;  Birds ;  Fishes  ;  Flowers  ;  Fruit ;  In- 
sects ;  Reptiles ;  etc. ;  names  of  wars,  e.  g.  Russo-Japanese  war,  1904- 
1905.  (cf.  Pictorial  illustrations;  Pictures,  illustrations,  etc.;  Por- 

•     traits,   caricatures,   etc.;   also   under  names  of  countries  and  cities 
subdivisions  Description  and  travel — Views  (or  Description — Views) 
and  Social  life  and  customs — Illustrations) 
Pictures,  illustrations,  etc. 

Indians  of  North  America;  names  of  animals. 

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66  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Planning. 

Cities  and  towns. 
Plans. 

Insurance ;  Insurance,  Fire ;  Insurance,  Life. 
Plans,  Architectural.    See  Designs  and  plans. 
Plant  forms. 

Design,  Decorative. 
Plots. 

Shakespeare. 
Plotting. 

Surveys. 

Poetry. 

Art;    Christmas;   Easter;   Music;   Temperance;   names   of   historical 

events  and  characters,  wars,  etc. 
Poles. 

Electric  lines.  &Q>  ( « 

Policies. 

Insurance,  Fire;  Insurance,  Life;  Insurance,  Marine. 
Political  and  social  conditions. 

Jews. 
Political  and  social  views. 

Shakespeare. 
Political  aspects. 

Languages. 
Politics  and  government. 

Jews. 
Politics  and  suffrage. 

Negroes,     cf.  Suffrage. 
Pollution. 

Water. 
Popular  works. 

Dentistry;  Homeopathy;  Obstetrics. 
Port  charges. 

Harbors. 
Portraits. 

Under  local  biography  and  history  (e.  g.  France — Biography — Por- 
traits; France — History — Portraits')  ;  classes  of  persons  (e.  g.  Artists, 
Authors,  Children,  Kings  and  rulers,  Musicians,  Women)  ;  and 

'  names  of  persons  (under  certain  persons  subdivision  Portraits,  cari- 
catures, etc.  has  been  used)     cf.  Iconography. 
Portraits,  caricatures,  etc. 

Under  names  of  certain  individuals  (e.  g.  Napoleon,  Wilhelm  n, Ger- 
man emperor)     cf.  subdivisions  Caricatures  and  cartoons;  Iconog- 
raphy; Portraits. 
Portraits,  etc. 

Shakespeare. 
Postal  notes. 

Postal  service — U.  S. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  67 

Postal  service. 

European  war,  1914- 
Postmasters. 

Postal  service — U.  S. 
Pottery. 

Indians ;  Indians  of  Central  America,  [North  America,  etc.] 
Power-plants. 

Telephone. 
Power  utilization. 

Xames  of  rivers,  etc. 
Powers  and  duties. 

Under   Governors — U.  S.;  Presidents — U.  S.    (also   under  France — 

Presidents;  Mexico — Presidents,  etc.) 
Practice. 

Dentistry ;   Homeopathy ;   Medicine. 
Practice — Accounting. 

Medicine. 
Prayer-books  and  devotions. 

Names  of  churches  and  denominations. 
Pre-Linnean  works. 

Botany;  Natural  history;  Zoology. 
Prepositions. 

Names  of  languages. 
Preservation. 

Under  Monuments;  Roads;  Wood;  various  food  products  (e.  g.  But- 
ter, Eggs,  Fishery  products,  Meat) 
Press  correspondents. 

European  war,  1914- 
Press  telegrams. 

Under    Postal    telegraph — [country    subdivision^    (e.    g.    Postal    tele- 
graph— Gt.  Brit. — Press  telegrams) 
Pressure. 

Blood.. 
Prevention. 

Accidents;  Collisions  at  sea;  Conception;  Contagion  and  contagious 

diseases ;  Dust :  names  of  diseases,  e.  g.  Diphtheria. 
Preventive  inoculation. 

Under  names  of  certain  diseases,  e.  g.  Plague,  Typhoid  fever. 
Prices. 

Art;  Art  objects;  Books;  Engravings;  Furniture;  Manuscripts;  Pic- 
tures; etc. 
Prices  and  sale. 

Drugs. 
Primitive  and  early  church. 

Church  history. 
Printing. 

Catalogs;  Engravings;  Lithographs;  Wood-engravings. 


68 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 


Printing  and  writing  systems. 

Blind. 
Printing  papers. 

Photography. 
Printing  processes. 

Photography. 
Prisoners,  Exchange  of. 

Under  certain  wars   (e.  g.  U.  §.— History— Revolution;  U.  S.— His- 
tory— Civil  war) 
Prisoners  and  prisons. 

Under  names  of  wars   (e.  g.  European  war,  1914-         ;  Franco-Ger- 
man war,  1870-1871) 
Private  collections. 

Art;   Art   objects;   Engravings;   Natural   history;   Paintings;    Sculp- 
ture ;  Textile  industry  and  fabrics ;  etc. 
Prize  poems. 

Names  of  universities,  colleges,  etc. 
Prizes. 

Names  of  universities,  colleges,  etc.    cf.  Competitions. 
Prizes,  etc. 

European  war,  1914- 
Problems,  Famous. 

Geometry. 
Problems,  exercises,  etc. 

Under  scientific  and  technical  subjects,  etc.,  e.  g.  Algebra,  Chemistry, 

Engineering,  Geometry,  Navigation,  Optics,  Physics. 
Production. 

Eggs. 
Programs. 

Concerts. 

Promotions.    See  Appointments,  promotions,  salaries,  etc. 
Pronoun. 

Grammar,  Comparative  and  general;  names  of  languages. 
Pronunciation. 

Languages,  Modern ;  Names ;  names  of  languages. 
Proof  and  certification. 

Death. 
Proper  motion. 

Stars. 
Properties.  i™  M 

Matter. 
Property. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Prophecies. 

Bible;  European  war,  1914- 
Proportion.    See  Composition,  proportion,  etc. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  G9 

Pro-rating  tables. 

Railroads. 
Prose. 

Shakespeare. 
Provincialisms. 

Names  of  languages. 
Psychology. 

Art;   Music. 
Public  lands. 

Surveying. 
Public  opinion. 

European  war,  1914- 
Publication  and  distribution. 

Bible. 
Punctuation. 

Names  of  languages. 
Purification. 

Air;  Sewage;  Water. 
Purification — Chlorination. 

Water. 
Purification — Ozonization. 

Water. 
Quarries. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Question-books. 

Sunday-schools. 
Questions. 

Examinations. 
Quotations. 

Shakespeare. 
Quotations,  maxims,  etc. 

Music;  Woman. 
Radiation. 

Stars,     cf.  Temperature  and  radiation. 
Radiation  and  absorption. 

Heat. 
Radiators. 

Aeroplanes ;  Automobiles. 
Rails. 

Electric  railroads ;   Railroads. 
Rate-books. 

Lumber. 
Rates. 

Cables,  Submarine;  Electric  lighting;  Electric  power;  Gas-lighting; 
Postal  service;  Public  utilities;  Railroads;  Shipping;  Telegraph; 
Telephone;  Transportation;  Water-supply. 


70  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Rates  and  tables. 

Insurance ;  Insurance,  Fire,  [Life,  etc.] ;  Taxation. 
Rates  and  tolls. 

Canals. 
Readers. 

Shorthand,     cf.  Chrestomathies  and  readers.   - 
Ready-reckoners.    See  Tables  and  ready-reckoners. 
Recitations,  exercises,  etc.    See  Exercises,  recitations,  etc. 
Record  blanks. 

Natural  history. 
Records  and  correspondence. 

Railroads. 
Rectification  and  quadrature. 

Curves. 
Reduplication. 

Grammar,  Comparative  and  general;  names  of  languages. 
Reference  lists. 

Bibliography. 
Refugees. 

European  war,  1914-         ;  U.  $.— History— Revolution. 
Regimental  histories. 

Under  names  of  certain  wars,  e.  g.  European  war,  1914-        :;  U.  S. — 

History — Civil  zuar. 
Registers. 

Automobiles;  names  of  universities,  colleges,  etc.  (for  lists  of  gradu- 
ates and  former  students) 
Registers,  lists,  etc. 

Under  names  of  certain  wars,  e.  g.  European  war,  1914-        ;  South 

African  war,  1899-1902;  U.  S.— History— Civil  war.      ,<n 
Registers  of  dead. 

European  war,  1914-        ;  U.  S.— History— Civil  war. 
Registration. 

Diseases. 
Registration  and  transfer. 

Land  titles. 
Registry  system. 

Postal  service. 
Regulation. 

Electric  machinery;  Rivers. 
Regulations. 

Harbors. 

Regulations  and  laws.    See  Laws  and  regulations. 
Regulators. 

Heating;  Hot  water  heating;  Steam-heating. 
Rehabilitation,  etc. 

Disabled. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL.   SUBJECTS  71 

Relations  with  women. 

Goethe;  Heine;  etc. 
Relics. 

Lincoln ;  Washington. 
Relief  of  sick  and  wounded. 

War. 
Religion. 

Germanic  tribes ;  Jews ;  Negroes ;  etc. ;  Lincoln ;  Washington. 
Religion  and  ethics. 

Dante;   Shakespeare;  etc. 
Religion  and  mythology. 

Eskimos ;  Indians ;  Indians  of  Mexico,  [North  America,  etc.] ;  names 

of  Indian  tribes. 
Religious  aspects. 

European  war,  1914- 
Religious  history. 

France — History — Revolution. 
Religious  life,  etc. 

U.  S.— History—  Civil  war. 
Removal. 

Ashes ;  Dust ;  Snow. 

Repair  and  maintenance.    See  Maintenance  and  repair. 
Repair-shops. 

Railroads. 
Repairing. 

Automobiles;   Bicycles  and  tricycles;  Bridges;  Clocks  and  watches; 

Furniture;  Glassware;  Jewelry;  Pottery;  etc. 
Repairs. 

Locomotives. 
Reporters  and  reporting. 

Names  of  legislative  bodies. 
Reproduction. 

Manuscripts ;  Plants. 
Reproduction  of  plans,  drawings,  etc. 

T.U  I_ 

Photography. 

Reproductions,  facsimiles,  etc. 

\r-  •  i  •    -  -:>':'- 

Miniature  painting. 

Reservations. 

T     A-  r    XT        *U      A 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Respiration. 

Plants. 
Restoration. 

Architecture ;  Jews.    cf.  Conservation  and  restoration. 
Reviews. 

Books. 
Rhetoric. 

Names  of  languages. 


72  SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER    GENERAL    SUBJECTS 

Rhythm. 

Names  of  modern  languages,    cf.  Metrics  and  rhythmics. 
Rights  of  women. 

Woman. 
Rime. 

Names  of  languages. 
Ripening. 

Fruit. 
Rising  and  setting. 

Sun. 
Risks. 

Insurance,  Fire. 
Rites  and  ceremonies. 

Jews. 
Rituals. 

Freemasons;    Odd-fellows,    Independent   order   of;    Secret    societies. 

cf.  Liturgy  and  ritual. 
Rituals,  Cipher. 

Secret  societies. 
Road  guides. 

Automobiles. 
Rotation. 

Earth;  Moon;  Sun. 
Rules  and  practice. 

Names  of  legislative  bodies. 
Rupture. 

Heart;  Perineum;  Uterus.  off  ; 
Safety  appliances. 

Barges  ;  Canal-boats ;  Cotton  machinery ;  Factories ;  Machinery ;  Mine 
hoisting;  Motor-boats;  Occupations,  Dangerous;  Railroads;  Scows; 
Steam-boilers;  Street-railroads;  Woodworking  machinery;  etc. 
Safety  measures. 

Chemistry,  Technical;  Coal  mines  and  mining;  Electric  engineering; 
Electric   wiring;    Merchant   marine;    Mining   engineering;   Naviga- 
tion; Theaters;  Woolen  and  worsted  manufacture;  etc. 
Safety-plugs. 

Steam-boilers. 
01- 

Salaries,  pensions,  etc. 

Under  names  of  professions,  industries,  etc.  (e.  g.  Actors,  Musicians, 
Teachers ;    Railroads,    Telegraph)      cf.   Appointments,   promotions, 
salaries,  etc.  and  Pensions;  also,  under  names  of  countries,  cities, 
etc.,  subdivision  Officials  and  employees — Salaries,  allowances,  etc. 
Sample  books. 

Paper.        .  •* 
Sampling  and  estimation. 

Ores. 
Sanatoriums. 

Indians  of  North  America,    cf.  Hospitals  and  sanatoriums. 


SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER    GENERAL    SUBJECTS  73- 

Sanitary  affairs. 

Under  Schools — [Country  subdivision}  (e.  g.  Schools — France)  ;  may 
be  extended  to  particular  classes  of  schools  (e.  g.  Normal  schools) 
and  individual  institutions,  cf.  Medical  inspection,  Medical  and  sani- 
tary affairs,  and  subdivision  Sanitary  affairs  under  countries,  cities,, 
etc. 
Sanitation. 

Railroads ;  Ships ;  Theaters,     cf.  Hygiene. 
Satire. 

Napoleon. 
Science. 

European  war,  1914- 
Scientific  applications. 

Photography. 
Scotch  troops. 

U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 
Scottish  authors. 

English  drama;  English  fiction;  English  literature;  English  poetry. 
Scouts  and  scouting. 

U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 
Secret  service. 

Confederate  States  of  America;  European  war,  1914- 
Secret  societies. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Secretions. 

Pancreas;  Stomach. 
Semantics. 

Names  of  languages. 
Sepsis. 

Mouth. 
Shafts. 

Steam-engines. 
Sights. 

Firearms. 
Sign  language. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Signaling. 

Merchant  marine;  Railroads. 
Sizes. 

Books. 
Sketch-books. 

Architecture. 
Slang. 

Names  of  languages. 
Snow-plows. 

Railroads. 


74  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL.   SUBJECTS 

Snow  protection  and  removal. 

Railroads. 
Social  and  moral  questions. 

Woman. 
Social  conditions. 

Indians  of  North  America;  Indians  of  South  America,     cf.'  Political 

and  social  conditions. 
Social  life  and  customs.  • 

Indians ;  Indians  of  North  America,  [South  America,  etc.] ;  names  of 

Indian  tribes;  Jews;  Negroes. 
Societies  and  clubs. 

Boys;   Girls;   Woman. 
Societies,  periodicals,  etc. 

Under  names  of  certain  authors,  artists,  etc.,  e.  g.  Shakespeare. 
Softening. 

Brain;  Water. 
Soldiers'  handbooks. 

-".Military  aft  "arid  sei€tte<i  * 
Songs. 

Shakespeare. 
Songs  and  music. 

Cowboys ;  Freemasons ;  Labor  aiid  laboring  classes ;  Odd-fellows, 
Independent  order  of;  Temperance;  names  of  universities,  colleges, 
and  schools,  cf.  Music.  .KDnsmA  rfri< 

Sources. 

Under  History;   International  law  and  relations;  periods  in  history 
(e.  g.  U.  S.— History— Revolution— Sources)  ;  Shakespeare,    -gm^ 
Specialties  and  specialists. 

Medicine. 
Specifications. 

Bridges;  Marine  engines;  Naval  architecture;  Railroads;  Steel;  Tele- 
phone lines,    cf.  Contracts  and  specifications. 
Specimens. 

Bookbinding ;  Expurgated  books ;  Printing. 
Specimens,  reproductions,  etc. 

Illumination  of  books  and  manuscripts. 
Spectra. 

Stars. 
Speeches  in  Congress. 

Independent  treasury;  Mormons  and  Mormonism;  National  banks — 
U.  S.;  Silver  question;  Slavery  in  the  U.  S.;  Trusts,  Industrial;  etc. 
Springs. 

Automobiles. 
Spurious  and  doubtful  works. 

Shakespeare. 
Staffs. 

Armies. 


SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER    GENERAL    SUBJECTS  75 

Stage  history. 

Schiller;  Shakespeare;  etc. 
Stage-setting  and  scenery. 

Theaters. 
Standardization. 

Drugs. 
^Standards. 

Electric  machinery ;  Electric  wire.    cf.  Systems  and  standards;  Tables, 

standards,  etc. 
Standards  of  fineness. 

Gold;  Silver. 
Starting  devices. 

Automobiles. 
State  supervision. 

Insurance;  Insurance,  Fire;  Insurance,  Life. 
Stations. 

Railroads. 
Statistics,  Vital. 

Negroes. 

Statues.    See  Monuments. 
Steam-navigation. 

Canals. 
Sterilization. 

Milk. 
Storage. 

Farm  produce;  Fruit;  Petroleum. 
Stories,  plots,  etc. 

English  drama;  Opera. 
Stricture. 

Urethra. 
Stud-books. 

Dogs;  Horses;  Ponies. 
Students. 

Names  of  universities,  colleges,  and  schools. 
Study. 

Bible;  Dante;  Schiller;  Shakespeare;  etc. 
Style. 

Names  of  languages;  Dante;  Milton;  Shakespeare;  etc. 
'Style  manuals. 

Printing,    Practical. 
Subjunctive.    See  Mood. 
Substations. 

Electric  railroads. 
Succession. 

Kings  and  rulers. 
Suffixes  and  prefixes. 

Names  of  languages. 


76  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEK    GENEKAL    SUBJECTS 

Suffrage. 

Indians  of  North  America;  Soldiers;  Woman,     cf.  Politics  and  suf- 
frage. 
Superintendence. 

Building. 
Supernatural  element. 

Shakespeare. 
Supplies. 

Engineering;    Pharmacy;    Postal   service— U.   $.;   Ship-building,     cf.. 

Apparatus  and  supplies. 
Surface. 

Earth;   Moon. 
Surgery. 

Children ;  Obstetrics ;  organs  and  regions  of  the  body. 
Surveying. 

Railroads,    cf.  Explorations  and  surveys. 
Surveys. 

Under   Geology — [country   subdivision]    (e.   g.   Geology — U.   S. — Sur- 
veys) ;  names  of  rivers. 
Swiss  authors. 

German  ballads  and  songs;  German  literature;  German  poetry. 
Switches. 

Railroads. 
Syllabaries. 

Under  names  of  non-alphabetic  languages,  e.  g.  Chinese  language. 
Syllabication. 

Names  of  languages. 
Symbolism. 

Freemasons ;  Odd-Fellows,  Independent  order  of. 
Synonyms. 

Names  of  languages. 
Syntax. 

Grammar,  Comparative  and  general ;  Languages,  Modern ;  names  of 

languages. 
Synthesis. 

Chemistry,  Organic. 
Syphilis. 

Names  of  organs  of  the  body. 
Systems  and  standards. 

Time. 
Tables. 

Under  Barometric  hypsometry;   Latitude;   Longitude;   Moon;  Multi- 
plication; Navigation;  Planets;  Sun;  Tides;  names  of  planets  (e.  g. 
Mars  (Planet)—  Tables)  ;  etc. 
Tables  and  ready-reckoners. 

Under  names  of  trades,  industries,  etc.    (e.  g.  Agriculture,   Freight 
and  freightage,  Lumber  trade,  Oil  industries,  Pottery) 


SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER    GENERAL    SUBJECTS  77 

Tables,  calculations,  etc. 

Under  technical  subjects  (e.  g.  Bridges,  Building,  Carpentry,  Electric 

wiring,  Founding,  Metallurgy) 
Tables,  etc. 

Under  scientific  and  economic  subjects  (c.  g.  Banks  and  banking, 
Investments,  Meteorology,  Money,  Physics,  Stocks)  cf.  Rates  and 
tables. 

Tables,  formulae,  etc.    See  Formulae,  tables,  etc. 
Tables,  standards,  etc. 

Liquors. 
Taxation. 

Books ;  Coal ;  Corporations  ;  Insurance ;  Land  ;  Liquor  traffic  ;  Moving- 
pictures  ;  Railroads;  Sugar;  Tobacco;  etc. 
Technique. 

Art;  Bacteriology;  Drama;  Engraving;  Etching;  Fiction;  Microscope 
and    microscopy;    Natural    history;    Painting;    Sculpture;    Wood- 
engraving,  etc.;  Schiller;  Shakespeare;  etc. 
Telegraph. 

Railroads. 
Temperature. 

Lakes ;    Rivers  ;    Sun. 
Temperature  and  radiation. 

Moon. 
Temporal  power. 

Under  Popes.    Sec  also  Bishops — Temporal  power. 
Tense. 

Names  of  languages. 
Terminology. 

Aeronautics;   Anatomy;   Botany;   Commerce;   Geography;   Industrial 
arts;  Medicine;  Military  art  and  science;  Technology;  Zoology;  etc. 
In  science,  to  be  used  for  works  dealing  only  with  descriptive  words 
and  phrases,  as  distinct  from  works  dealing  with  scientific  n.imcs.    cf. 
Nomenclature. 
Terms  and  phrases. 

Roman  law;  names  of  languages. 
Territorial  questions. 

European  war,  1914- 
Testing. 

Automobiles;   Building  materials;  Coal;   Dynamos;  Electric  machin- 
ery;  Explosives;   Fuel;   Gas;  Paper;   Steel;   Telegraph;   etc.     See 
also  Apparatus  and  supplies — Testing. 
Text-books. 

Geography;   Physical  geography;   etc.     To  be  subdivided  by  periods 

(e.  g.   Geography— Text-books— 1800-1870) 
Text-books  for  foreigners. 

Names  of  languages. 

Text-books  for  foreigners — Germans,  [-Italians,  etc.] 
Names  of  languages. 


78  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS 

Textile  industry  and  fabrics. 

Indians ;  Indians  of  North  America ;  Indians  of  South  America. 
Texts. 

Under  Language  and  languages ;  Shorthand ;  and  as  a  form  subdivi- 
sion under  certain  ancient  languages  or  minor  modern  languages- 
(e.  g.  Assyro-Babylonian  language,  Tigre  language) 
Themes,  motives. 

Folk  literature;  Literature,  Comparative. 
Theory. 

Music. 
Theory,  methods,  etc. 

Bibliography. 
Therapeutic  use. 

Under  Air,  Rarefied;  Gums  and  resins;  Hot  water;  Milk;  Radium;. 

names  of  chemical  substances,  e.  g.  Alkaloids,  Antimony,  Arsenic. 
Tickets. 

Railroads.  * 

Ties. 

Railroads. 
Ties,  Concrete. 

Railroads. 
Time-books. 

Railroads. 
Time  standards. 

Railroads. 
Time-tables. 

Railroads. 
Tomb. 

Dante;  Lincoln. 
Tools. 

Carpentry. 
Tools  and  implements. 

Engineering;  Railroads,    cf.  Implements  and  appliances. 
Touring. 

Automobiles. 
Toxicology. 

Ammonia;  Carbolic  acid;  Cocaine;  Copper;  Phosphorus;  etc. 
Track. 

Railroads. 
Trade  and  manufacture. 

Agricultural  machinery;  Boots  and  shoes;  Machinery,     cf.  Manufac- 
ture; Manufacture  and  industry. 
Trade-marks. 

Under  names  of  trades,  e.  g.  Paper  making  and  trade. 
Traffic. 

Railroads. 


SUBDIVISIONS   UNDER   GENERAL   SUBJECTS  79 

Tragedies. 

Shakespeare. 
Training. 

Dogs. 
Transfer. 

Copyright. 
Transfers. 

Street-railroads. 
Translations. 

Under  names   of   literatures,   etc.    (e.   g.   English  literature,   English 

poetry,  French  drama);  Dante;  Milton;  Shakespeare;  etc. 
Translators. 

Shakespeare. 
Transmission. 

Tuberculosis. 
Transpiration. 

Plants. 
Transplantation. 

Generative  organs;  Ovaries. 
Transportation. 

Cattle  ;  Coal ;  Explosives ;  Farm  produce ;  Gas,  Natural ;  Grain ;  Horses  r 
Paper ;  Petroleum  ;  European  war,  1914-         ;  U.  S. — History — Civil 
war;  etc. 
Traps. 

Plumbing. 
Treaties. 

Indians ;  Indians  of  North  America ;  names  of  Indian  tribes. 
Treatment. 

Alcoholism;  Wounds. 
Trestles. 

Bridges. 
Trials. 

Agricultural  machinery. 
Tropics. 

Agriculture;  Botany;  Zoology;  etc. 
Trustees.' 

Libraries. 
Tuberculosis. 

Under  names  of  parts  of  the  body,  e.  g.  Bones. 
Tumors. 

Organs  and  regions  of  the  body. 
Ulcer. 

Stomach. 
Ulcers. 

Organs  and  regions  of  the  body. 
Valuation. 

Bridges;   Corporations;  Mill  and  factory  buildings;   Public  utilities,*: 
Railroads;   Street-railroads;   Telephone. 


80  SUBDIVISIONS   UNDEE   GENEKAL   SUBJECTS 

Valve-gears. 

Locomotives ;  Steam-engines. 
Variation. 

Botany;  Zoology. 
Velocity. 

Chemical  reaction;  Light;  Sound. 
Ventilation. 

Court-houses;   Factories;   School-houses;   Tunnels;   Workshops,     cf. 

Heating  and  ventilation;  Heating,  lighting,  and  ventilation. 
Verb. 

Grammar,  Comparative  and  general ;  names  of  languages. 
Versification. 

Milton;  Shakespeare;  etc.;  names  of  modern  languages,    cf.  Metrics 

and  rhythmics. 
Versions. 

Bible. 
Views. 

Architecture ;  Harbors. 
Vocabulary. 

Names  of  languages. 
Voice. 

Grammar,  Comparative  and  general;  names  of  languages. 
Vowel  gradation. 

Names  of  languages. 
Vowels. 

Names  of  languages. 
Wage  tables. 

Railroads. 
War  risks. 

Insurance;  Insurance,  Life;  Insurance,  Marine. 
War  use. 

Gases,  Asphyxiating  and  poisonous. 
War  work. 

European  war,  1914- 
Wars. 

Indians  of  Mexico,  [North  America,  etc.] ;  names  of  Indian  tribes. 
Waste.  »" 

Water. 
Waste-pipes. 

Plumbing. 
Wrastes,  Recovery  of. 

Photography. 
Water-supply. 

Fire  extinction;  Railroads;  Ships. 
Wave-length. 

Light. 


SUBDIVISIONS    UNDER    GENERAL    SUBJECTS  1 

Weight. 

Brain. 
Weights  and  measures. 

Grain. 
Well-boring. 

Petroleum. 
Welsh  participation. 

U.  S. — History — Revolution. 
Wheels. 

Automobiles. 
Will. 

Shakespeare. 
Wires  and  wiring. 

Electric  railroads. 
Wiring. 

Electric  lighting. 
Woman. 

Indians  of  North  America. 
Women's  work. 

European  \var,  1914-        ;  U.  S. — History — Civil  war. 
Word  formation. 

Grammar,  Comparative  and  general;  names  of  languages. 
Word  order. 

Languages,  Modern ;  names  of  languages. 
Words — History. 

Names  of  languages. 
Work  diagrams. 

Machinery. 
Worship. 

Saints. 
Wounds  and  injuries. 

Organs  and  regions  of  the  body.    cf.  Injuries  and  ruptures. 
Writing. 

Indians ;  Indians  of  Mexico,  [North  America,  etc.] ;  names  of  Indian 

tribes ;  names  of  languages. 
Writing,  Hieroglyphic. 

Egyptian  language. 
Writing  and  publishing. 

Music,  Popular  (Songs,  etc.  ) 

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Antiq Antiquities 

Bibl Bibliography 

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Bound Boundaries 

Comm Commerce 

Descr. Description 

Descr.  &trav Description  and  travel 

Diet.  &  encyc Dictionaries  and  encyclopedias 

Direct Directories 

Disc.  &explor Discovery  and  exploration 

Econ.  condit Economic  conditions 

Emig.  &  immig Emigration  and  immigration 

For.  rel Foreign  relations 

Geneal Genealogy 

Hist History 

Indus Industries 

Manuf Manufactures  (or  Manufacture) 

Period Periodicals 

Pol.  &govt Politics  and  government 

Sanit.  affairs Sanitary  affairs 

Soc.  condit Social  conditions 

Soc.  life  &  cust Social  life  and  customs 

Stat Statistics 


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